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• 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

• Why the font size is so great when adding text to the photo in high resolution?

  Why the font size is so great when adding text to the photo in high resolution?

  Font size is usually determined by the size in points. 72 points equal to 1 inch. the size is independent of the size of your actual file. You might have a file that is located at 72 dpi, which is set to a 5 X 7 "and the police would be the size even if it is a 1200 dpi image 5 X 7.

  

• resizing of photos very high resolution?

  photos of the downsizing

  I want to make a blurb book with photos professionally scanned at high resolution, 7351 × 4947 pixels to 5250ppi.

  for the book that I want to do, they need to print to 11.25 "and not more than 300 ppi.

  When I reduce them (using image > image size), they are always 21.9 M, but are not supposed to be more than 10 M.

  What is the best way to reduce even more without spoiling them?

  As Lundberg02 suggested, you might want to try your image resampling. You can do this by going to "Image > Image size" and change the resolution option.

  

  

• X1C resolution 1600 x 900-> > a higher resolution that is external monitor?

  Hello

  When the X1C description says "resolution 1600 x 900 ' I suppose it refers only to the screen. It will be possible to achieve a higher resolution, I... e 1900 x 1200, with an external monitor?

  Thanks four your answers.
  Best
  Christof

  PS I think exchanging by Thinkpad S1 Yoga to a used X1C.

  Good day and welcome to the community Chrizztof.

  Since you mention the X1C resolution 1600 x 900, I guess you consider computer either a Gen1 / Gen2.

  Here is the detail for each pages:

  Gen1 - Type 34xx
  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ThinkPad-X-series-laptops/ThinkPad-x1...

  There is support for an external monitor through VGA Dongle
  Maximum external resolution: up to 2560 x 1600

  Gen2 - Types A 20, 7, 20A 8
  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ThinkPad-X-series-laptops/ThinkPad-x1...

  Just for comparison, here is the link Gen3:

  Gen3 - 20BS, 20BT Types
  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ThinkPad-X-series-laptops/ThinkPad-x1...

  Max resolution: 3840 x 2160 (Mini DisplayPort) @60 Hz; 4096 x 2304 (HDMI) @24 Hz

  Note that the Gen2 page does not have a specific indication of the external monitor supported maximum resolution. If I find more detailed resources, I'll post them.

  I hope this helps a little.

  Kind regards.

• New photos of PC, reinstalled CS4, appear blurry, but only inside Photoshop?

  I've recently upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7.  I finally finished reinstalling everything and gets results in 'works '.  But I noticed something very disturbing.  When I opened previously published pictures in Photoshop, photos that I considered "final" (which means they were ready for printing), suddenly appear blurred.  The same pictures on my Web site are crisp and look like I remember them looking... so it's not the monitor.  Which leads me to believe that Photoshop is something strange of these pix.

  Anyone has any ideas as to why the picture looks blurry, but only in Photoshop?

  OpenGL operation uses a more smooth resampling, but if you do not see as "fuzzy", it could be that there are configured on the GPU features that adapt the games or something causing an excessive blur.  Normally, the differences between the non-OpenGL, OpenGL-based view operations are almost imperceptible.

  Sort, you can capture your screen with or without OpenGL and show what you see here?

  Here is the same image of the screen has seized 71% with magnification showing the OpenGL / non-OpenGL difference in view on a job system.

  

  If you see blurry images more than the one on the left, then you have a specific problem, you should work to make the light.

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• can I share all my photos with Lightroom high resolution with other people who have creative cloud? If yes how can I do this?

  Can I share all my photos in high resolution in Lightroom with other people who have creative cloud? If yes how can I do this? Is there a maximum amount of space that I can use? Others can add photos to the same place?

  Hi alexn,.

  If your subscription includes Mobile with Lightroom, you can create collections to synchronize the images needed and to make this collection public so that others can see these images although will not images high resolution.

  Intelligent previews of these images will be synchronized.

  Check this link for the tutorial:

  Collections «Julieanne Kost's Blog»

  You can also check out the tutorial to get started with Lightroom Mobile first:

  Get started with Lightroom for mobile

  How to start using Lightroom on mobile | Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC tutorials

  Although others may not add their photos in your collections.

  And this can be done if you have the creative cloud subscription which includes Mobile with Lightroom.

  Kind regards

  Claes

• Photos high resolution included in pagemaker 6.5 to Indesign CS5

  Why my photos included high resolution in my isolation related not pagemaker 6.5 files (unrelated because there is nothing else than my pagemaker finished on the cd files) don't show pictures in high resolution in the Indesign converted file?

  Because when you open a PM file in ID pictures must be related. ID won't recognize the embedded images.

  Bob

• Photo library, duplicate photos of different resolution

  I recently imported my Photos iPhotos library, in order to start weaning myself far from iPhoto and photo.  In my library (and in my Album of iPhotos events) I see pictures in duplicate, with one photo at higher resolution and the other at a lower resolution, with the auto tag 'photo stream.  I do NOT use iCloud as a backup of the photo (cannot afford to pay for it).

  It would be nice to remove the photo in low resolution?  I guess it's the version of the photo in the photo stream on my iPhone and iPad, so maybe not.  I find it very confusing.  Thank you for helping me.

  What you have said, it isn't really clear from the pictures or what they are. In iPhoto, the photos that were imported from photo stream should have been imported as images in full resolution on your Mac, it's mobile devices that see a smaller version of the resolution. So yes, import on a Mac should translate the keyword the photo stream, but they must be images in full resolution.

  These photos appear in your photo album of flow on your Mac Voyez_ you pictures on your mobile devices and if so where.

• Imported photos of phone does not appear as expected in Windows XP

  Original title: importing Photos from phone

  I took some photos of my son's birthday with my phone and used the highest resolution for a clearer picture.  Now I tried to import pictures into my computer and the pictures looks OK in the album, but when I click on the photo, the part of it is missing.  Any suggestions on how I can remedy this.   I didn't know that if you took a photo of high resolution it will not download correctly.

  Hi David1116,

  (1) what application you use to see all the photos?

  (2) how did you import the photos?

  (3) is this problem limited to only images that have been imported from your phone?

  If you use Windows Picture and Fax Viewer to view the pictures then you try Method 2

  Method 1: You can try to import images with the software that came with the phone and then check
  
  Method 2: you can view the steps mentioned in the article below that addresses this question

  You cannot view the images using Windows Picture and Fax Viewer in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/921048

  Important This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.
  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Video image of first elements in JPEG high resolution?

  Hello

  Anyone know if the Premiere Elements can be used (and let me know how) to capture and imported video or frame DVD, and

  then convert the image to JPEG high resolution that can be used to print as a photo 8 x 10?

  Thank you

  Greg

  Standard video resolution is roughly the equivalent of an image of 640 x 480 pixels. At 200 dpi - the minimum resolution to produce a good, clear photo - that would produce a photo maybe 3 1/2 "x 2 3/4".

  Hi-def video is 1920 x 1080. You could get a 9 1/2 "" x 5 1/2 "photo."

  You can't really add pixels of an image, if you can he cheat a bit in a program like Photoshop Elements. If you push, you can enlarge a video caught about 10%, before she starts the fuzzy search and pixelated.

  Also note that video pixels are generally consist of non square while the photos are made up of square pixels. The video images are often intertwined and must be désentrelacée to look good from the photos. It is therefore not an easy transition from one to the other.

• High-resolution Audio

  How and where we can download Audio Hi-Res?

  Hi SanRavRC,

  High resolution which build-in the phone allows you to improve the audio quality with normal MP3 music we have.

  However, to take full advantage of the high resolution audio is even better if you have some high resolution audio files.

  Where to find it? It can be an audio CD of high resolution that you buy in a retail store and tear with some software that supports that.

  High resolution is 24-bit and above all, you can also buy the example digital track of this Web page: http://www.hdtracks.com/

  Other info on this, you can refer to the link below and there is an online store that allow you to buy a digital copy of high resolution audio.

  http://discover.store.Sony.com/high-resolution-audio/#whatsHra

  Hope this answer your question.

  Kind regards.

• The photos in photo looks blurry, with large pixels. Recorded images were of high resolution, why what is happening?

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  Migration assistant has a really bad experience with iPhoto and Photos

  If you still your old MB of available space, connect it to your new Mac (network, mode target firewire or use an external to the Mac OS extended (journaled) format hard drive and drag the iPhoto library folder images on the new Mac and heck the iPhoto library to icon in the Dock to migrate Photos)

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  LN

• How can ensure me that the photos in my InDesign files are high resolution, when I send these files to a colleague? (Keep as .indd)

  I quit my job and we've been download all my files on Google Drive InDesign to prepare, so that my boss/employees can use and access my work. My boss has found that it cannot download the files without the pictures in documents turns out to be super low resolution. It is not just the screen on his computer (although they don't LOOK really terrible). They also print in very low resolution. I can print and view the SAME files in high resolution, when I work on my computer, and when I export documents in PDF, JPEG, PNG, etc and THEN give him the files, they are at the appropriate resolution. Who did all well and dandy, but... Given that I'm the only designer on staff, and I'm going, I'll be able to deliver my documents to my boss/employees. Help? Thank you!

  Yes, it would have to be reprinted.

  Where are the pictures of the original publication stored? When you compress all these images must be collected in a folder where your save file compressed. What is this copied or moved folder structure of (new machine, a different location on a local disk, dropbox, etc.), ID will need to be re-edited them once again, when the publication is open.

  But the structure of the folder must be copied on computer the boss', not only the file ID. If you all are not configured to use the exact same dropbox folder system and work from it.

  Mike

• The checkmarks in the boxes that I have added a Muse form widget appear blurry.

  The checkmarks in the boxes that I have added a Muse form widget appear blurry.  Is there somewhere that I can change the resolution of these?  Why default check marks would be at the wrong resolution?  Could this something I've done when you create the form?

  Thank you!

  The checkmarls are simple images. If you to scale to the top of the box or look in a higher magnification, it seems of course fuzzy.

  You can replace the checkmarks by graphic of your choice (perhaps scalable SVG)

  Select a check box, open the States Panel and see the different States; change the graphics to the desired state by using the 'fill' command in the command band on top of the application window.