Poor Quality Exporting JPEG

[Samo_Krose]

i have seen the subject been made back in 2017.

 

not sure if this the proper place to ask but as the title says, i'm having hard time to get high quality exporting jpeg in very high quality like when you zoom in the picture it start gets fuzzy like it is low quality,, is there anything i missed? please help i use only aiffinity and my work doesn't tolerate lateness and mistake. ! and i don't like adobe, @-@ 

 

thanks for helping

[R C-R]

Even at 100% "quality" JPEG is a lossy format, meaning some detail will be lost if you export an image to it. It is also a single layer raster image format, so it can include no more detail that its pixel dimensions allow.

Also, due to anti-aliasing used to flatten the image to its pixel dimensions, edges will look less sharp (fuzzier) than with vector image formats. The alternative to anti-aliasing produces the effect known as "Jaggies." 

[walt.farrell]

Welcome to the Serif Affinity forums, @Samo_Krose.

The ultimate quality will depend on a combination of factors, including how big your image is (pixel dimensions) when you're working on it, how big the exported version will be (again, pixel dimensions), the resampling options you choose during export, the quality level you choose during export, and the intended viewing size.

Without more detail, and possibly sample files (.afphoto, and exported .jpg) it's difficult to provide more information or suggestions.

[Samo_Krose]

thank you 

-R C-R

-Walt. Farrell 

 

for taking time and give explanations. so what is the best thing to do, or you guys advice? 

[walt.farrell]

1 minute ago, Samo_Krose said:

so what is the best thing to do, or you guys advice? 

Unless you can provide us with an original, and an exported version using your normal approach that you're unhappy with, I can't provide any more advice. Sorry.