Nita Reed
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I appreciate the input. It's just extremely frustrating. I understand that you will see pixelization when zoomed. That is not my issue. My issue is the finished product. I have never had folks comment on pixelization of Facebook banners and profile pics. Never. Now they do. Heck, folks make them in CANVA with no effort. I used to make them in Affinity with no effort. Again...it's not the zoomed look...it's the finished product.
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Nita Reed replied to IbrahimGHO's topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
I would love an Android tablet filled with my Affinity...sigh. I just don't do Apple products.- 157 replies
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Thank you for the information. I'll need to process this to figure out how I feel about it all. There are two things I come away with lately... I'm always told, "oh, you're not using photoshop" and if you want to have smaller images (such as in a banner or flyer), it's not actually best to have a higher resolution item. Keeping my head straight about what I'm looking at (resolution, etc) and WHERE is a bit difficult...
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Not sure how to explain any differently but here goes... This is a 3D Render... I've done no processing to it. I can only surmise that the "washed out" you are seeing is the low resolution. There IS a grunge texture overlay in the banner pic. In the banner pic you can see that the 3D Render is highlighted. I've taken 2 screenshots...hopefully this helps. Resolution is 2050x780. The render was file>placed into the banner document. 3rd image is of the 3D Render file>opened. Resolution is 3000x2500. It's clear to see the difference in image quality from the other two images. 4th image is from the banner document (the 3D Render from the banner placed in a new document)...the 3D Render copy>file>new from clipboard. Resolution is 532x443.
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Please see attached images... This is an ongoing problem for me... When I place or copy/paste an image into Affinity Photo, the image resolution is decreased. As you see in the one image (that I opened), the resolution is 3000x2500...when I put the same image into an existing document, it reduces the resolution. Shouldn't the image I place into an existing document retain its high resolution? Help appreciated.