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• Images of poor quality output of HTML5 reference page

  I was struggling with quality results look bad for all of my graphics stored in my reference pages when publishing in html5 or other digital format.

  Here are the details:

  • I have several pictures svg of high quality that are stored in my automatic placement reference pages above and below paragraphs.
  • These images are great on the screen and in the pdf output
  • All the options have been correctly resolved output to publish (outputs-> optimization - convert SVG to Raster Image not selected, Style mapping-> Distiller settings-use Image to generate the picture off, default format)
  • I tried to change the default dimensions to 0, 0 - no change
  • FrameMaker converts all svg files that are incorporated in the reference pages for the horrible quality jpeg images
  • If I copy and paste images of the referring page to a page of body, everything works correctly (the exit is a good quality svg)
  • Text in the pages of reference is also blurred images and bad quality jpeg

  Is there a way for Framemaker to output svg images on the pages of reference true svg image or am I out of luck?

  > Would it not possible to use a temporary workaround for:
  > usage directly on the body of the page

  No doubt like imported by reference in anchored frames. Which, of course, cannot be easily imitated if implementation of p has been via FrameAbove, as the FM has no anchor frame position choice for AboveCurrentLine (despite people asking for it for a quarter of century).

  > This is a huge setback for my project and I do not know how to proceed.

  What is the format of output delivery? If it is a plain text, like HTML5 or XML format, I would seriously consider writing a script to use towards the end of workflow to replace some garbage raster Adobe generates with the original SVG. Because these images appear to be signs of reprimand reviews and security, there are probably a very small number of identical data models to find and replace.

  > Is there any hope of it being fixed in the near future?

  I don't remember see Adobe is committed to such a thing in this forum, which is understandable for many reasons. Saw how long it took them to support this pass through preservation as SVG actually works (compared to when import SVG was first took over, and it was years), I'd start to immediately implement a Plan B and maybe a Plan C.

• Image zoom HTML.

  Image zoom of HTML on the Web site with muse...?

  You can use a blank publication for this. In the options menu of the target, you can choose "the reversal" to see the target.

  Triggers can have smaller images and targets may have larger images.

• jQuery plugin for image zoom

  Hello

  Maybe someone can help me find a solution to my problem with Adobe Edge animate. I am trying to write a plug-in for jQuery

  image zoom, but it doesn´t work. The plugin is ImageLens.

  You can find it here:

  http://www.dailycoding.com/posts/imagelens__a_jquery_plugin_for_lens_effect_image_zooming. aspx

  What I tried:

  Step by step:

  1. I created a simple symbol 'map' on board animate which is my image.

  2. I have included the 'jquery.imageLens' and 'jquery' plugin scripts to animate dashboard.

  3. after that, I opened the script Panel and there writes:

  SYM.$('map').imageLens ();

  3. now, I see the lens on the photo, but the work of doesn´t zoom. That's my problem.

  If you know an easier way to get this effect zomming with a lens, let me now! hopefully, someone is interested in solving this problem. Thank you very much!

  I'm back in town and I thought I'd share this example. I found a tutorial I do not remember where, but I adapted to animate. This can be useful for you. All the code is compositionReady.

  sample file: Zoom example.zip - box

• Should I keep my size of the slightly larger image for better quality?

  I put my images at 60% quality JPG files from photoshop that seems to give a very nice representation.

  I created a site to make a full screen, so I expect to be greater on a larger screen so what I see on mine.

  I thought that to maintain each full-size image to 25% greater when the necessary finlal size in the layout, so if the site is never the larger screen then images have some stored resolution to be enlarged and receive an increase in size.

  So all mine images are resized to about 75%.

  It is a good practice or things don't work that way in Flash?

  It is perhaps preferable to keep the images at 100% (rather than import intentially enlarges images) but to make maximum quality? Or the two senses, kind of work?

  There is not a way to manipulate images is better for everyone.  more pictures, less pixelated they will appear when furred (use of smoothing) but the larger size and more they will take for a user to load.

  You must choose what meets your needs and that works best for you.

• CSS image zoom

  I'm looking for a code to help me with css image zoom. I have a portfolio of the miniatures page... I would like to than the images to enlarge when hovered over. And, if possible, with a beautiful white shadow of border and drop can someone direct me to resources for this or guidance? I'm not a simple coder so much better! Thank you.

  Use the tools below and correction of errors in validation of your code.  Add a document type declaration (DTD) in your HTML pages.  Without a DTD, pages make in Quirks mode, which can create unwanted surprises.

  In DW Hit file > convert , and then select a type of document that corresponds to your coding skills - probably 4 HTML Transitional.

  HTML Validator - http://validator.w3.org
  

  CSS Validator - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
  

  Tutorials HTML & CSS - http://w3schools.com/

  I must mention that you have references to special scripts and stylesheets for IE4 and NN4.  These obsolete browsers for several years now.  You don't need anything like that in your web pages.

  Finally, if I were you, I opened a new basic HTML document.  Start working on your image on this page gallery problems.  Validate the code.  Present your menus and other content a little at a time, and then validate your code.  It is much easier to fix a problem at a time instead of trying to solve all the problems at the same time.

  Good luck

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• Clear Image Zoom vs. Digital Zoom precision, what is the difference?

  What is the difference between a clear picture of the HX300 and HX50 zoom I'm considering the purchase compared to the precision digital zoom of my current HX9v? It is just a marketing term, or is there a real difference? Is there a difference, what is it, and it translates into better image quality?

  TIA

  Here are the definitions of optical zoom, digital zoom of a clear picture and precision digital zoom. In short, for the zoom digital best picture quality clear picture has a data base of models, he may return to the and create new pixels for better image quality than the digital precision zoom which is basically just crop in.

  Optical zoom: true zoom, using the optical quality remains the same and the full resolution of the camera can be used on the enlarged image.

  Zoom digital picture: processor compares patterns found in adjacent pixels and creates new pixels to match the selected reasons, resulting in more realistic images and better

  Digital precision zoom: enlarges all image sizes according to the zoom scale total about 64 x, including the optics x 16. Note, however, that the quality of the image degrades when the optical zoom scale is exceeded.

• Satellite P100-194: bad image on TFT quality external to the analog port

  Hello.

  I see a flicker on my external monitor Hyundai L91A, especially on dark images, such as web pages with a black background. I installed the. INF. I changed the refresh rate of 60 to 75 and back. Automatic adjustment does not help. The TFT screen is connected to the analog port. With the laptop that I had before the Toshiba I did not have this problem.

  What can be?

  What about the internal laptop display? The flicker even appears on the screen of the laptop?
  Have you used the original Toshiba display driver?
  I think it s not a laptop issue but only the external display problem.
  By the way; It s any refresh rate you will use. For TFT displays, the refresh rate is set to 60 Hz and you n t need to change. Discount quality will not change if you use 60 or 70 Hz

  You can connect to another screen external TFT to you laptop to check if the same flicker will appear.
  Then we could speculate it it s an analog channel or the external display issue

• On the image in print quality

  Sometimes, you will notice that when you print an image it does not appear as expected, the colors are just a little off - step as vibrant as you want it to. There is a reason for that, and that's because when you transfer an image on your computer the colors for the image change slightly.

  In the real world and in printing, the colors come from three primary colors - Cyan (light blue), Magenta (Pink) and yellow.  Then there is black which gives depth and a sound signal (CMYK).  However, on your computer screen, you're dealing with a different method. Most of the screens are made up of small LEDs that flash at very high speed to give you the colors you see. These diodes are blue, red and green (RGB).

  Now, these two color combinations are very similar, this is why there is not a radical change, and for some, this change might not be noticeable. Here is an example of printing from the computer-

  

  While this image is superb, the tones in some areas are a little more muted due to how the file was subtly shifted from CMYK to RGB. Now, you can find the details of this image by carefully creating presets for photo through various programs that essentially make up for this change, but there are other easier methods, I found.

  The first of them is to use ePrint. If you have a printer with web functionality, send the photo via email diretly to the printer cancels the transition and renders the image as it was originally. Not all printers have this feature, but it is becoming more common on many newer models often.

  The other method is one that you can use your printer directly if you have a card reader / USB port. Imbernon or load the image on one of these devices you can print again directly avoiding the color conversion. This will give your images a more pristine quality. Take a look at the same image printed directly from a USB key.

  

  Just a little more dynamic and has just a touch more in detail. To get the best quality and results, sometimes it requires outside the box thinking. Generally this method will provide you with great results without any necessary error.

  However, it is important to note that if you want to convert or use a format other than .jpg, it won't work, and you try to change the settings on the program that you use to compensate for the shift in color.

  I hope this information is useful to you guys, if you have any questions contact me for more help!

  Here's a cute baby tiger too!

  

• image zoom

  Hello

  In my application, I want to implement ZoomIn, ZoomOut image.but image is zoomin' more than the size of the screen, then I want to move the image.but I can move the image vertically but not horizontally.my problem, I had vertical scrolling.but I have not not Mindprint a horizontal scrolling. I've written below the image display code.

  EncodedImage image = EncodedImage.createEncodedImage (data, 0,
  Data.Length);

  int divisor = Fixed32.toFP (100);

  multiplier int = Fixed32.toFP (i);    I appreciate this is changed to zoom in and zoonout accoring

  int fixedX = Fixed32.toFP (1);
     
  fixedX = Fixed32.div (fixedX, divisor);
        
  fixedX = Fixed32.mul (fixedX, multiplier);

  int fixedY = Fixed32.toFP (1);
  fixedY = Fixed32.div (fixedY, divisor);
  fixedY = Fixed32.mul (fixedY, multiplier);

  image = image.scaleImage32 (fixedX, fixedY);

  BitmapField bitmapField = new BitmapField() {}
  protected boolean trackwheelClick (int status, int time) {}
  zoomIn();
  Returns true;
  }
  };
  bitmapField.setImage (image);
  Return bitmapField;

  I appreciate is changed accoring to zoom in and zoom out is pressed. Is there a solution to move the donkey left right (horizontal) posiotiions of the image.

  I suspect that this will help you:

  -Creates a scrolling image field
  Article number: DB-00681
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800505/800345/...

• image zoom in the blackberry torch

  I want to zoom image in the torch. For this I use predefined class zoomscreen. It works, but my problem is I want a heading, text, and below them a picture which can be zoom in and out. Thank you

  Hi chandan,.

  The ZoomScreen is an extension of the screen so the call setTitle() standard allows you to define a header. The problem is that the image will be enlarged always appears as the first field on the screen, all fields added after the image. You must play with substituting methods of the screen to control where the fields and their sizes are placed, this is is not supported directly by the ZoomScreen class.

• AMX:image zoom in/out

  Hello

  I use jdevadf.oracle.com 12

  1.3 with maf 2.1.3 I'm using amx: image, what I need to zoom as a picture of the mobile with 2 finger zoom in and out.

  Note that these images come from Web service as base64 png image.

  Any suggestion?

  I found the solution at this link

• How to enlarge an image without losing quality?

  Hello!

  I need to resize a picture, I know that the resizing and resampling are two different things, so I read that for printing is recommended for resize, so I resized my picture to change the print quality, the problem I have is that I Don t know how to enlarge the image, as it doesn´t change the size on the screen so that it fits on my model. its too small, I think only resampling it, but if I re - sample I'll be changing the number of pixels and quality, just to lose? How can I enlarge the image to get the best possible quality?

  Thank you

  The simple answer to that question is cannot perform an extension without some loss of quality, even if you do it work with an enlarger in a dark room with old film mode, there would be losses, but it's a matter of how noticeable is the loss and the movie was until the invention of the multi-mega pixel much more lenient than digital media cameras. However, you can still do a lot digitally

  1) go to the image size dialog box, and set it to re-try using the interpolation method to "preserve the details" and increase the width and height, but don't go crazy about double the number of pixels is easy as long as you have demonstrated to go.

  

  (2) Photoshop will have now calculated conjecture on the colors of the pixels that would be adjacent to the real pixels of the image and created them, inevitably it will make mistakes that will appear as a reduction in sharpness. To compensate for that save the enlarged image as a "smart object", or you could do this in step 1. Now duplicate the layer ctrl-J or cmd - J, set the blending mode "soft light" and "High-pass" filter

  

  Set the preview to give a better tip as below. It is trial and error, that is why a smart object is preferable to use a dynamic filter is available at retrys.

  

  What is this procedure is to sharpen the image in a very controlled manner of compensation for the loss of focus during the enlargement process.

  Usually if you start with a good quality without compression image this will lead to an almost perfect expansion

  

  Best results can be achieved with third-party plugins such as Alien Skin Blow UP because they have algorithms to more sophisticated enlargements, but this method tends to work very well

• Premiere Pro CC 2014 loss of image and text quality

  Hello

  I experienced some problems with the PP CC recently and I don't really know why.

  Here is what happened:

  I started a new project and import a Photoshop test image (.png); the image is 480px high and wide 870px (roughly the dimensions for a standard DV - NTSC widescreen 48 kHz sequence). I then created a sequence by dragging in the timeline. In the Preview Panel, I got this:

  

  Note that the text is good and crisp. After that, I created a sequence:

  

  

  I gave up the test image in the chronology of the sequence 5 and here's what I got:

  

  It can be hard to notice, but decreased the quality of the image. (the Preview Panel is the same if the scale to the size of block option is enabled or disabled)

  Here is a side by side for a better understanding:

  

  I repeated the process with a random image on my computer, and here are the results:

  Image, dragged in the timeline

  image, dragged in the sequence (sequence same settings as above)

  The same problem occurs with titles:

  the preview for the sequence 5 and 6 of the sequence are identical. (not the best quality)

  I don't really know what to do. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.

  I updated the software and it works fine. Thank you very much!

• How to import images of better quality?

  Aye, fam. I Adobe animate CC 2015.2 on my Macbook and it still is not letting me import images with a specific quality - blurred shet and true colors. Is it possible to play with the settings, so I can import them accurately?

  This article has a few ideas that you might use to ensure the best quality when importing.

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