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  How do I export video on DVD with over the loss of its quality

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  When you change HiDef video and down the size to the size of 720 x 480, a DVD, you will lose a quality of image... but your DVD will look always 'good' considering the mandatory resolution of a DVD-video

  Export of the body using the MPEG2-DVD preset and import are still the TWO files (audio and video) for the creation... If you stay in the 'legal' to create a DVD, yet will not transcode again

  CS5-thru-CC body/Encore tutorial list http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448923 has many links to help learn

  Instructions again, cloud or version https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1992717 serial number

  -a of notes on different versions of cloud and step by step on these differences

  -contains information about the separate library download which is necessary

• problem with the quality of the photo when exporting pdf interactive

  Hi guys!

  I made a simple pdf with before/after samples with superimposed photo retouching, changing the mouseover.

  When I export it as a pdf interactive (on jpeg without loss of quality), the quality of the photo on the final pdf looks like a JPEG on 40% quality, really bad. Œuvres turnaround.

  When I export to PDF for printing high quality - the quality of the photo in the final PDF is impeccable but rollovers do not work... (I checked "Interactive elements: include the appearance") but still nothing...

  Pleeease help cause I can't find a way. I just need the renewal work and have pictures in the highest quality possible.

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  Yes, but what of their effective ppi?  Just try it and see...

• quality of the photos off ipad

  just an answer about the quality of the photos printed from my iPad mini.  They have been printing too dark) printed just the same images from my PC and they came out good. So I'm still looking for a solution to this problem. My printer is brand new. Epson expression 530 XP.  Anyone got any ideas on the problem. Sorry to be a bother. But there must be an answer to this problem.

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• 2 questions: why are there no "forum" for Ad Premiere ELEMENTS? And: HOW to EXPORT (with Prem 13,00) to COMPUTER VIDEOMATERIAL WITHOUT ANY LOSS OF the ORIGINAL DV or ANALOG VIDEO-QUALITY (inasmuch as I get - to start - an endresult SMALLER!)

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  Thank you, Ann. I'll move it.

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• Improvement of the quality of color photo

  Hi all

  I have a few pictures, where I've placed a few products on a white background, but as you can see he is profiled as a "grey" tint instead.

  Most likely my camera settings, but I have lost the book on the possibilities of service to improve the quality of the photo - and the small icons in the settings don't really brings me a lot.  (Canon IXUS 8015)

  in any case, wanting to know if there is a way in Fireworks to get more white than gray background?  I've tried a few things (curves, levels), but nothing I tried helped.  I'll take some pictures - but just in case the same thing happens again, I want to be in a position of "correct" if possible.

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  Nadia,

  I played a bit with one of the photos just to see what I could do. Here is what I cam to the top with - the attachment is a Fireworks PNG source, you can open in FW and see what I've done.

  There are three variations of the same image:

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• What DPI and the quality when resizing the photos to post-secondary studies for use in PRE?

  For use in first 7 Elements:

  When resizing my photos from digital camera in Photoshop for reduced 1000 x 750 sizes that you would recommend when panning and zoom, there are a few additional choices.

  Asked for the resolution in dpi.  Wouldn't be 600, 300, or less?

  The other thing is: convert files? The max quality JPEG or standard or what?

  I'm still a beginner at the first, then feel free to too technical!

  Thank you, Elizabeth.

  Well, my book has all the answers, if you are interested, Elisabet!

  PSD files are Photoshop files. Unlike most file formats, PSDs save their image data in an editable form, including layers and text. It also records these image lossless data - so that the files can be quite large.

  JPEG files were invented mainly for use on the internet, and their main advantage is their image data can be compressed, so that the file sizes are much smaller. (That's why your digital camera probably stores its photos in format JPEG.) But the compression does not come without a cost. If you reopen and re - save a JPEG file multiple times, you will begin finally to compromise the integrity of the image.

  With the photos that you want to use in a Premiere Elements, a JPEG file is probably fine. Quality is a good setting, and it's anything on a 7. (Probably you can compress your files even more, if you do not plan to re - open and re-save the file, but you probably don't have your file who are weak, unless you use online).

• Help! Adobe Photoshop 5.0 elements editor app crashed! How to close it without loss of images on USB key or in the photo tray?

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• I bought an image and the download is in a format that I can't open. #77602421. What should I do to get the photo in jpeg.

  I bought an image and the download is in a format that I can't open. #77602421. What should I do to get the photo in jpeg.

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  You will need to use Illustrator to convert it to JPG. Or ask someone with Illustrator or compatible app to convert it for you. You can try to import into Photoshop for editing, but you will not be able to increase the size without loss of quality.

• Sharpness of the photo in format Acrobat

  Saving Photoshop files in PDF format and later to bring together them in a single PDF file to help combine files into a single PDF Acrobat results in a loss of image sharpness.

  Instead, open the Photoshop PDF file in Acrobat and using the menu option Add Pages do not produce any loss of sharpness.

  Why the possibility to combine files into a single PDF file degrades the quality of the photo and this option is meant for?

  Have you checked the conversion settings when you used the handset function. In the version of Acrobat on this machine (AA8), there are three options for resolution.

• How to copy photos in the photos on a cd application, it was easy in iPhoto, but seems to be missing

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  You must have upgraded from an earlier version of iPhoto because the option was not in any recent versions. In addition, burning a CD in iPhoto burned a library, not copy the pictures, so anyway, the process to engrave pictures on the disc is the same as it's always been:

  Export images from the application (file-> export) to a folder on the desktop and burn with the Finder.

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  Pretty much depends on what you mean by "copy". Use the Export command and you can choose the size of photos, quality of the files, and many other variables too. This was written for iPhoto, but it's about 95 percent even in Photos.

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• Help needed on the export of the Photo App

  I'm a photo hobbyest with thousands of photos stored in my Mac using the Photos app. I already saved them on Time Machine and iCloud. However, I try to upload some on an external hard drive but can't.  The Photo app continues to CHANGE the resolution of my images when I export them.  Here is what happens...

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  • I found NO WAY to download my original photo size!

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  Thank you!

  You first need to understand the resolution - the file size is not resolution - the resolution concerns the dimensions in pixels of the image - file to a JPEG file size is determined by the compression you choose - compression of the image does not change the dimensions in pixels of all - compression removes the donnΘes form the pictures and all JPEG in theory is inferior finial an uncompressed image as TIFF - but for practically all the uses, it does not matter

  When you export a modified version of the photo you create a new file that contains the image and the size of the files is determined by the selections you make and has no resolution at all to the original file

  Photos has limited control over file size - ir you want a file size, then export a copy of very high quality (maximum or even a TIFF uncompressed) and use another program that gives you more control to compress in the JPEG compression you want

  But at the end of the day the size of the file is really no different and it is very likely that the big JPEG will give you the same results as an uncompressed TIFF

  LN

• The Photos app to download the original file?

  Download the original file, the Photos app, or it creates a copy of a lower quality?

  We need to know what you have and what you are doing - what operating system and version of Photos?  Photos will post what you say to-where you download and how? Download to FaceBook gives a totally different result than to download to iCloud photo library

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• my iPhone 6 s more the photos aren't as sharp as they appear in stores

  I use my iPhone 6 s more, bought in March 28, 2016, I take photos during the day and they do not seem to be as strong as I think they should be. The photos I see in Apple stores show photos where you can zoom and the details is very clear, however when I take a picture and try and zoom in the image quality is not as good. Someone at - it ideas?

  Remember that the picture is taken when you release the shutter button.  Do it gently.

  http://help.Apple.com/iPhone/9/#/iph1e767793c

• copy of the photos of the iPAD 2

  My mother died, and I got his iPAD 2. I would like to transfer the pictures stored on a PC. As far as I understand, if I sync it to another user in itunes, the current content will be deleted. Y at - it another way to do it.

  I'm sorry for your loss.

  You synchronize the photos to a computer, so it has nothing to do with iTunes. You import pictures to a computer by connecting the iPad to the computer with the cable and then use any camera software you have on your computer in order to import the photos. However, you are right in that when you synchronize a new computer, or different, you will overwrite the contents of the iPad with the content from the iTunes library on this computer.

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  Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to your computer - Apple Support

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