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  I use a lot of images high resolution in my iBook, which creates a lot of lag when using author ibooks.  I have an end of 2015 with skylake processor i7 iMac and a decent amount of video ram.  Is it possible to improve this gap without use the workarounds like spreading the images until the end?  This is a limitation of the application?  I am able to work with images in Lightroom quickly with little or no lag, why I have this experience with ibooks author?

  It was common to use the placeholder images while editing, simply because of the question, you say.

  Regarding the ram, better for computer max (video ram isn't the issue) in all cases, but with the new Macs after having soldered to the ram, which can be difficult to correct after the purchase.

  Shame to see iBA still suffers this awkwardness, but oh well.

• are adobe stock images high resolution?

  are adobe stock images high resolution? cannot be said on the list. Help!

  The photos are a minimum 300 DPI and dimensions can be found on the image details page.

• Images high resolution that I matter IIN indesign appear in a definition very mlauvaise to the screen and once exported to pdf, they are still quite far from the original. Perhaps to remedy these problems.

  Images high resolution that I import in indesign appear in a very bad definition on-screen and when exported to pdf, they are still quite far from the original. Perhaps to address these problems?

  The bad export quality could be linked to the pre-selection of PFD you have chosen. Some of the presets are designed to re - sample images to make a smaller final PDF

• What is the best way to archive images high resolution for cloud storage?

  I have a library of 100 gigabytes. Is it possible to retain the vignettes catalog and image on my computer, but archive images high resolution for cloud storage somewhere in order to save space on my hard drive? If so, is it possible that Lightroom can automatically recover if they are needed, IE. If I want to print or export the image?

  Lightroom does not really work with images cloud storage.

  If you want to archive the images in the cloud, you will need to do this manually and get the images manually. (Which means there are plenty of chances to make a mistake, and so I do not recommend this unless you are sure to 100%, you know what you're doing in both the fine mist of things and with Lightroom)

  Or you could buy an external HD, which are relatively expensive and move the photos here.

• Can I use still images high resolution in Keynote?

  Prepare a presentation in Keynote that requires a lot of photos/movies - it is to be broadcast from an international conference in the world.  So I don't want to spoil.

  I have some high resolution photos (the originals were RAW, I converted them to PNG).  I want to build my speech with the high-resolution PNG, or what I want to batch convert to JPEG before their insertion in the speech?  What would be an optimal size by peak.  There are probably about 100 stills or so, more than a dozen of short films (that's an hour and a half presentation I think).

  Or, if I don't use a high-resolution PNG (15-20 megs), is there a function in Keynote, which reduces the size of the files?

  And, if so, I'm better batch convert PNG to JPEG, or simply use the PNG and let Keynote optimization?

  For movies I'll all convert H264 (same resolution - 1920 x 1080 - Keynote presentation using the same optimal data rate that you would use for Vimeo).

  All ears,

  Ben

  Size of the images to match the slide size in Keynote;   in this case, they should be 1920 x 1080 pixels

  because they are PNG files keep than

  Convert a batch of images as follows:

  Open all of the batch of images in preview

  Select all the thumbnails in the sidebar - click on an image in the sidebar then (Command-A)

  on the Tools menu, choose Adjust size

  use the custom size and enter 1929 x 1080

  Save

  Place the images in Keynote, as follows: drag all the images in the browser (the sidebar on the left) and a new slide will be created for each image, centered and scaled to full screen

  If images are larger than the size of slide, they look better, they simply more space

  If the images are smaller than the size of slide, they will reduce in quality

• 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?

• "protect tones" option is not available for images high resolution (1200 dpi)?

  Hi community - I'm publishing some drawings I scanned at 1200 dpi and need to burn/dodge areas of images. However, the protect tones option is not available (can't click on the checkbox) and only works if I decrease the resolution. Help?

  What picture Mode do you use and what are the dimensions in pixels of your drawing?

  I noticed no check in/8 gray levels, it is ok with RGB/8

  1200 dpi/PPP is a printing technique and tell me if the amount of pixels are above what the dodge / / burning tools can take.

• How to export to PDF with crop marks * and * an image high resolution?

  HI - firstly, apologies - I have another query here and this is a related issue. Because I have been unable to solve this problem, which is with InDesign CS5, I downloaded the demo of InDesign CC, as I work at a date limit.

  OK, so I'm used to be able to export PDF files of high quality with crop marks in CS5. That's what I want to do with my file.

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  Choose file > export > Adobe PDF (Print)

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• Complex script to automate the Conversion of Images high resolution for the Web

  I use Actions in Photoshop (currently using CS4) all the time, but have never tapped into the scripting features, so please forgive me if these questions are obvious.
  
  The basic description of my project is simply creating web images in jpg format, among our library of high-resolution print images.
  
  We have a folder with a copy of all the images we need to convert. File types from TIF, PSD, EPS, and JPG.
  
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  Thus, the basic flow of the script would open the file; Set the maximum size to 400 px; Add a blank canvas to fill the other dimension and that also make 400px; use an image clipping path if it has one to erase the background of the image. Save for web in jpg format, adding "-400" at the end of the name of the file (but before the '.jpg'); size 115 value and save for web, by adding '-115' to the name. value size 80 and save for web, by adding '-80' to the name.

  A new version has been downloaded more than PS - Scripts Sean this now creates a record of each file selected with the name of "JPEG" and there the possibility to include subfolders.

• LoadClip fails to load the image high resolution

  Hi guys,.
  
  I'm trying to load an image with a resolution of 3849 x 3535 using a MovieClipLoader loadclip method. When I catch event onLoadProgress the MovieClipLoader, his watch that the image is downloaded completely (by reading the bytesLoaded and bytesTotal parameters). But the image is not downloaded completely, it shows the largest part of the region of the image, I see about 75-80% of the image, but the rest of the image is missing.
  
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  In my opinion, 2880 x 2880 is the size of image Max try to resize it to 2880 and see if
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• How to make a text image high resolution

  Photoshop CS6, what is the best way to create text for a small Image that is strong with no. Pixelation?

  When you create text in Ps, convert it to a shape layer. This will give you the text the same properties that the Brush tool (U), which means that they will always fit still crunchy. When you save the image, save it as a PNG-24 for the best quality format. Don't forget that if you convert the text in a shape layer, it will no longer editable.

• Research of high resolution images

  I can't find a search function to only give me images high resolution.

  All images are very low resolution and when I go to print the canvas, I need they are all pixelated.

  I think I have to stop my subscription because none of the images are usable

  Previews are low resolution. As soon as you register an image, you will get access full resolution.

• Print high resolution images

  FrameMaker 10

  Windows 7

  Image editor: GIMP 2.8.10

  I'm trying to insert an image high resolution 3878 x 1970 px in the header of a document. I reduced the size of the image using shift-make slide to 106 x 54 px.

  When I save it as PDF, the image looks quite pixelated (obviously). My question is: what do I do for the image, when the document is saved in PDF format, is not pixelated.

  Please let me know if I need to provide more information

  N.B.: The dimensions of the Image cannot be changed

  Image was imported as a reference

  Using Framemaker since Jun 14, used the word before

  Go easy on me :-)

  The appearance of the image is also affected by the file jobotpions usd (as mentioned above) to create the PDF file. There are settings which will automatically downsample images high resolution and will apply additional jpg cuts (lossy) pre-existing jpgs - who all decommissioning an image. You must set these options accordingly.

  In addition, having a very high image resolution increases the loading time of the page, which tends to annoy readers. Something else you should consider, especially if it's on every page.

  If you want to keep a maximum fidelity to a logo at any zoom level, then use of vector illustrations (already mentioned) should be the paramount consideration (but it will also increase load time as the vectors must be drawn).

• Low resolution image to download high resolution.

  Hello
  
  I searched on the DreamWeaver forum in this regard.
  
  I have 20 images of low resolution logo on a page. I need to click on a low resolution but download highres image alternative. I don't want to link to the highres and have them then right click to download the high resolution.
  
  In other words, clicking on the image of the logo low resolution download high resolution.
  
  Thank you.
  Greg

  I used a tactic here... http://www.cmhager.com/Owings/060902/index.html who
  disables the function right-click on the page and requires the user to open
  image high resolution download. It's not really force them, but guides
  the easy way which is the one you want to do. It's the
  only reason legitimate I found to use the disable click right function...

  Here's the script:

  "Greg Pechauer" wrote in message
  News:ek20ae$61P$1@forums. Macromedia.com...
  > Hello,
  >
  > I searched on the DreamWeaver forum in this regard.
  >
  > I would have 20 images of low resolution logo on a page. I need to click on a small
  > res.
  > but download highres image alternative. I don't want to
  > link
  > to the highres and have them then right click to download the high resolution.
  >
  > In other words, clicking on the image of the logo low resolution downloads high resolution.
  > image.
  >
  > Thank you.
  > Greg
  >