Any PNG made in Illustrator looks terrible in AE

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• Why the PSD files and png pixelated in Illustrator?

  Help! I am very new to Illustrator, but moderately to well known with Photoshop. PSD and png created in Photoshop look pixelated and serrated in Illustrator, but excellent in other programs. Why is this?

  Thanks in advance for any advice/help!

  That's about all. Most of the things in Illustrator are well on the printed page. Function of the printer, you get crappy results, since some desktop printers print on the screen.

  When you want to see like in Photoshop, you'll have to zoom in to 300andsomething %.

• Print settings Photoshop - what to use - pictures look terrible.

  I don't know what I did but when I go to print a photo print Photoshop pop up settings.  What is the best - printer manages color or Photoshop?  I don't know how to change my profile to the printer.  I find HP for more than 3 hours.  I have an Officejet Pro 8600 and can't seem to find anywhere to change.  The profile settings of the printer is printing the photoshop: sRGB IEC61966 - 2.1.  Under color management - please use that adobe Color Printer Utility If you need to print with color No. Management - also did not work.  I do more it gets worse.  Prints for example arm showed dark spots.  Looks terrible. I have an iMac and uses the settings of the iMac in my color profile in preferences.  Any ideas?

  Print open, hold Opt and cancel it for printing will become a reset. First use. Then make sure that "printer manage colors" is selected. Finally, make sure that you use the HP paper designed for your printer and that you have selected the type of paper in the print settings. Otherwise, you will need to use a standard to make a custom profile for the printer and paper combination. One last thing to add, if your computer monitor is not calibrated, the color will not look the same on paper, no matter what you do.

  Benjamin

• Text and vectors from illustrator look pixelated CS6?

  

  I have attached a picture of my question. In Illustrator, my all my text and vector Graphics look badly pixelated, even in 100% zoom. I checked the preferences and anti-aliasing is enabled. If I save my file in PDF format and view it in PDF format, everything looks great. No idea why this is happening? I would appreciate any advice.

  OK, looks like retina was the problem. I installed a software update on an adobe application manager and who has done the trick.

• Fonts look terrible after update KB3013455, 11 February 2015

  Once Windows installed security update KB3013455, all my fonts on Firefox look terrible.  I uninstalled it and everything is back to the way it was supposed to be.  Microsoft will fix this? I hate being without a security update.

  You can read (and publish in) this thread: KB3013455 (MS15-010) causes the police corruption

• My docs to Word that I converted in PDF used to be beautiful - now they look terrible.  The resolution is very bad and the type is difficult to read.

  The resolution on my PDF documents looks terrible.  The fonts are hard to read and have very low resolution.  That's happened?  I downloaded the most recent Adobe Reader because someone sent me a document to sign and he said: I needed the latest version, but everything changed when I downloaded this new version.  How can we get the old version or is there some secret to have my PDFs look away, they used to using the new version?

  I do a lot of training and use PDF MUCH files and these documents really look bad now.  Can you help me?  Do I have to download a previous version? How can I do?

  Note that this answer is ONLY a WORKAROUND for a very serious problem.  The real problem is that the latest version of Adobe Reader is unusable.  So I start a new thread with the title "the latest version of Adobe Reader is unusable".

  I use a desktop Windows 7 computer, and I had the same problem.  Yesterday I updated my Adobe Reader software, and all PDFs look absolutely atrocious with the new player - in the same way that you describe.  My eyes water when I try to read them!  It's not the files - it is the new player, because they are all files that were perfect with the old version.

  I am a professional computer, so instead of panic (the new version is completely unusable!) I searched on the website of Adobe and found a way to download the installation for earlier versions files. Try this link - it could still be good:

  https://get.Adobe.com/reader/otherversions/

  Select the options that you need (operating system, version, language) and give it a go.

  You will need to uninstall your current version (use Control Panel configuration/programs and features), because the installer will not install an older version over a newer version.

  I am running Adobe Reader X version 10.1.4 and it works very well.  God help us all when we are forced to update a day due to problems of compatibility with future versions of pdf!

• Text looks terrible in Acrobat MS Windows 10

  I recently installed Creative cloud including Acrobat DC on Windows 10. When I view a PDF file on the screen, the text looks terrible. It is pixelated and one alias. Text seems also thinner than it should be. Meanwhile, the borders are pronounced slightly more than they were in Word. Images don't look like much either. I looked around a framework of anti-aliasing, but cannot locate one. I have attached a picture for comparison. (Not sure if it will let you see full-size however).

  

  So, is it just an easy setting I can fix it, I'm missing? PDF files used to look great in DC on Windows 7. So is this a problem of Windows 10?

  Thank you.

  Hi PaulFAubin,

  Could you please open the file > properties > fonts and check to see if the fonts are included.

  Open "Edit > Preferences > Page display" and see the text smooth for laptop screens / LCD is selected.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• I installed CC 2015 and now my vectors in illustrator look pixelated.

  I installed CC 2015 and now my vectors in illustrator look pixelated.  What should I do?

  alidep,

  Try to disable the GPU performance by clicking on the icon of the rocket in the App bar and the de-selection of the Performance GPU checkbox.

• looks terrible on Droid

  Hello

  I am new to CSS and have a page which looks pretty good on Firefox, Safari, Explorer, Chrome, ipad and iphone:

  http://www.demilodesign.com/assets/CSS/test_slider.html

  Looks terrible on the Droid. None of the background colors, images don't float, etc. It's like the droid browser does not recognize css at all except that other sites css air well. Clearly, I have a lot to learn. Here is the CSS for the part of the body. Thanks a lot for the suggestions.

  .bodyContainer

  {

  background-color: #ffffff;

  Max-width: 934px;

  margin: 0 auto;

  padding: 0;

  position: relative;

  top: 60px banner;

  border: 0px solid black;

  }

  .logo

  {

  background-color: #F6FDDB;

  Width: 100%;

  height: 46px;

  border-bottom-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #cccc66;

  border-bottom-width: 1px;

  text-align: center;

  position: relative;

  Top: 0px;

  padding-top: 11px;

  padding-bottom: 12px;

  }

  .footContainer

  {

  background-color: #F6FDDB;

  border-top-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #cccc66;

  border-top-width: 30px;

  position: relative;

  Width: 100%;

  height: 70px;

  top: 80px;

  bottom: 0;

  left: 0;

  right: 0;

  text-align: center;

  border: 0px solid red;

  }

  .navIconBox

  {background-color: #ffffcc;}

  Width: 6px;

  height: 6px;

  padding: 0;

  margin: 0;

  border-style: solid;

  border-color: #999900;

  border-left-width: 1px;

  border-right-width: 1px;

  border-top-width: 0px;

  border-bottom-width: 0px;

  position: absolute;

  top:-11px;

  left: 35%;

  left margin: auto;

  margin-right: auto;

  z-index: 1;

  }

  .navMenuItem

  {

  position: relative;

  top: 7px;

  text-align: center;

  color: #cccc66;

  padding-right: 10px;

  / * police: 0.7em / Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, without serif 20px; * /

  }

  .navContainer

  {

  Width: 100%;

  margin: 0 auto;

  padding: 0;

  position: relative;

  Top: 0px;

  text-align: center;

  }

  .navIconBar

  {

  background-color: #ffffff;

  Width: 100%;

  height: 6px;

  border-bottom-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #cccc66;

  border-bottom-width: 1px;

  top: 200px;

  }

  .navSubContainer

  {

  Width: 100%;

  margin: 0 auto;

  padding: 0;

  position: relative;

  top: 20px;

  text-align: center;

  color: #ff9966;

  border-top-style: dashed;

  border-top-width: 1px;

  border-bottom-color: #cccc66;

  z-index: 2;

  / * police: 0.7em / Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, without serif 20px; * /

  }

  {.contactCart}

  position: relative;

  Max-width: 934px;

  margin: 0 auto;

  / * float: right; * /

  padding: 0px;

  padding-right: 10px;

  text-align: right;

  padding-top: 40px;

  border: 0px solid black;

  }

  {.catalogThumbs}

  position: relative;

  display: inline-block;

  Width: 118px;

  height: 118px;

  text-align: center;

  vertical-align: top;

  border: 1px solid #666666;

  make-weight: bold;

  margin-bottom: 30px;

  right margin: 5px;

  margin-left: 5px;

  }

  {.catalogFeatureImage}

  position: absolute;

  top: 50;

  right: 300;

  display: inline-block;

  float: right;

  padding-top: 5px;

  Width: 522px;

  height: 312px;

  text-align: right;

  vertical-align: middle;

  border: 1px solid #cccc66;

  margin-bottom: 5px;

  left margin: 0px;

  right margin: 5px;

  background-color: #F6FDDB;

  }

  {.catalogDetailImage}

  position: relative;

  display: inline-block;

  float: right;

  padding-top: 5px;

  Width: 600px;

  height: 400px;

  text-align: right;

  vertical-align: middle;

  border: 1px solid #cccc66;

  margin-bottom: 5px;

  left margin: 0px;

  right margin: 5px;

  background-color: #F6FDDB;

  }

  {.catalogHead}

  position: relative;

  display: inline-block;

  text-align: right;

  border: 0px solid #cccc66;

  margin-bottom: 5px;

  margin-left: 5px;

  right margin: 5px;

  border: 0px solid #cccc66;

  height: 175px;

  Width: 388px;

  }

  {.catalogDetailHead}

  position: relative;

  display: inline-block;

  text-align: right;

  margin-bottom: 5px;

  margin-left: 5px;

  right margin: 5px;

  border: 0px solid #cccc66;

  height: 400px;

  Width: 345px;

  }

  {.catalogHeadText}

  do-size: 14px;

  make-style: normal;

  make-weight: bold;

  do-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;

  letter-spacing: 0.1em;

  color: #ff9966;

  }

  Your menu is a mess in all browsers, BTW.  See screenshot of FF23 with text increased.  It is unusable.

  

  Positioning is the biggest single problem you have.  If you want a sensitive provision that works well in all devices, get rid of positioning.   Learn how to make better use of the floats and margins.  Or find a system of menus like this one (resize viewport to see how it works).

  http://Foundation.ZURB.com/page-templates4/store.html

  Nancy O.

• Display flash by XML = display quality .jpeg image looks terrible

  Hello-

  I display an image .jpg in xml in Flash. The problem is the quality looks terrible image (pixelated and unreadable text) output. The image is of 72 dots per inch at 1150px X 750px. Display movie clip area is also 1150px X 750px. Y at - it advice or settings I could be missing to display this image in better quality?

  Thank you

  Next, you will need to use the smoothing of bitmaps property.

• my cc illustrator 2014 cannot open any png or jpg image made by after effect CC2014

  

  Illustrator cc 2014 cannot be recognize the PPI, X, Y, scale

  But there is definitely something strange happens with files PNG out of After Effects in Illustrator.

  I've done an export .png of AE CC2015 and place in Illustrator CC2015. The file was invisible. The transformation Panel X and Y as nan px and the W and H as nan px.

  The file opens correctly in Photoshop and can be used when re-recorded.

  Time for a bug report:

  Feature request/Bug Report Form

• Beautiful images high resolution in photoshop look looking terribly pixelated when scaled down in movement 5... How can I avoid this?

  I'm working on a project with a customer logo and title... both are downloaded from the internet in high resolution and crisp and wonderful look in Photoshop. However, when I drop in my 1, 080 x 1, 080 5 movement project and adapts them to the size, they must be in animation, all this freshness becomes terribly pixelated.

  It looks like a problem of aliasing to me... the text generated by movement in my document looks great, so I guess that's not a draft too low resolution (1, 080 x 1, 080 seems high enough resolution for me!). I'm fairly new to Motion, so I feel like there's just something obvious that I forget... any help is appreciated!

  If the logos are available on the internet, please post a link to one or more of them, then we can see what the issue might be. The only way (in general) occurs in images pixelation is if the scale becomes higher than 100%. Which can happen even if you are down, but with the help of a camera view revision or position Z to make the image appear closer.

  Is there something else on the project involving a zoom, positioning, and/or put across?

• Place the photos high resolution in InDesign - look terrible when I resize down! Does not work why!

  I'm a beginner with InDesign, so I'm looking for very clear instructions. I work with CS6 on a ballot. When I place very large, high resolution photos in and then try to resize the terrible resolution looks down.  I use the tool place during the import. At first I thought it was because I use the 'content to the chassis Fit' tool and who had settled the proportions. So I tried to "Adjust the frame proportionally" and who did not, any more than "automatic adjustment". I have tried to place photos and then making a control + drag to resize down - it did not work. I looked at preferences - file handling - preserve Image Dimensions (I deselected that option). Also, did not work. I wonder if the resizing affects pixels, but I don't know where to find it in InDesign. I found the instructions for Photoshop on the choice of Image - resize the Image, but not in InDesign. The other thing, on what I am wondering is that I put these pictures in a text box - which could cause problems with the resolution? Should I be placing them another way?

  Any advice would be appreciated with gratitude!

  You should always use one of the options adjustment proportional to avoid distortion. This may mean that you need to change the shape of the image frame allows you to adapt the shape of the image, or crop the image to take into account the shape of the frame. It is a reality.

  I'm starting to think that some or all the original problem may be in the jpeg compression, and I doubt that Pixillion Image Convertor is a good choice for downsampling (which isn't the same thing as compression). You can post one of these pictures somewhere for us to watch?

• PNG exported from Illustrator is 1px too big - why?

  Hello

  I designed a button for a GUI to 80px by 49px within a work plan which is exactly the same size.

  I exported the artboard as a .png.

  When I look at the details .png in Adobe bridge it shows as 50px 81px dimensions (largest 1px in both directions.

  I imported this .png into my wireframing software (Axure) and this confirms that the .png is 81x40px.

  Why does Illustrator change size?

  Thank you

  sitting work plan is aligned with the grid of pixels?

• My vector illustration looks pixelated when I scale down

  I use CS5 on Mac OSX 10.7.4 and the chart looks pretty good at 100% and then the shows very well.  The design store tries to put it on a cup of good coffee, and when they scale down, it's horrible.  Pixelated everywhere.  I'm doing something wrong?

  -anti-aliasing is on

  -the resolution is 300 DPI

  -Align to pixel grid is not checked.

  Here is a screen shot in 100%

  

  Here is a screen shot once I got on the scale being 70%... looks pretty bad.

  

  I'm new to Illustrator and vector so I don't know it's some setting I do not understand.  Thanks for any help you can give!

  Are you sure that's he art or just the screen redraw for this particular magnication? Have you done a paf of the reduced file and also shows the artifacts?

  I'm curous but on the DPI setting don't you meaan PPP for the image raster effects setting?

  I think it's just the magnication and you montior is not exactly to give a clean look I think that the fie is fine. This is I think make a pdf and see and also print proof.