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• InDesign PDF output creates an image in grayscale negative...

  I have an InDesign file with an eight-bit grayscale image imported from Photoshop. The image appears normal in Photoshop and normal view in InDesign. However, when I have the output file in PDF (print quality), the image in grayscale format appears in the PDF as a negative image. This happens not all the time, but from time to time. Does anyone have an idea of what is happening and what I could do wrong?

  TIA

  On further investigation, this could be a problem with Preview [Version 5.0.1 (503), OS X 10.6.2].] When the PDF file is displayed in Acrobat, the images appear fine.

  The problem seems to occur with grayscale images in PSD format.

  The image should be resized in InDesign so that requested subsampling as defined in the Compression Panel in the PDF export settings.

  Select the settings of export PDF for printing high quality or print quality.

  In the Panel of Compression, Compression for grayscale Images should be set to the JPEG format (or automatic (JPEG)).

• v 8.2.4 recent updated because of the fonts to appear 'low quality '.

  Hi, I have recently updated to v 8.2.4, which caused the fonts in (all) my pdfs to appear 'low quality', i.e. the fonts appear jagged and poorly defined. Images in PDF files are also jagged, but not photographs. I would be grateful to know how to fix it. Thanks in advance,

  If the fonts appear in stairs there are two likely reasons. The easy difficulty is that you have not the font smoothing is enabled in preferences, generally a good idea for most LCD monitors. The other problem could be that the police somehow got included as bitmap fonts. Usually the font bitmap look terrible unless you get just the right screen resolution. Basically, 'image' are not fonts and vector fonts. You should be able to check the police looking at the table of fonts in the document (ctrl-D) preferences.

• Low quality google images

  Why water Google images display low quality picture zoomed in Firefox?

  Probably, your mobile service provider replaces the original images with those small to save bandwidth. It is a common practice for mobile service providers. Then you would be better to talk to your provider, what can be done. Perhaps they offer other APNs.

• G20: Deliver low quality - a Tuner or a MCE?

  Hello
  I have new Qosmio G20 I tried for awhile.
  During the recording of TV programs on the hard drive, I must say that the quality is not as good as expected (VHS quality).

  The recording quality is set to high (possible bes in MCE).
  I also burned CD and tested the quality on a DVD player
  display the image on a plasma screen Pioneer XDE-436.

  Not good!

  The quality of the tuner built (analog/digital hybrid) is not as good? (TV signal really ok - cable TV). Or MCE limited somehow?

  BR Lars

  IM of the opinion which is a receiver of low quality that I have problems to pick up channels whearas my other digitial tuner box provides a picture perfect around my house on other equipment

• Why are some of my low quality/pixelated and high quality desktop icons in other places

  Hi, some of my icons on the desktop from my laptop (for example google chrome) are all grainy and low quality; However, in places like the taskbar and startmenu, they are fine.  My connection icon is also very low quality if it gives advice to the cause.  I have the same exact programs installed on my desktop (on windows 7) and I did not have this problem.  Any ideas as to what is happening?  Here is an image that can make it more clear about what I'm asking:

  Right-click on an empty area of the desktop, choose View > small icons.

  This only happens with icons that were not designed to be scale-able.  They are extended only slightly, causing artifacts as we see.  Microsoft has released the guidelines for the creation of an icon in their 'Style Guide of the user experience' a few years ago, but some software manufacturers understand that the sizes of icons "legacy", including max 32 x 32 I think.

  If it was useful, you can vote by clicking on the green triangle. If it solves the problem, click on propose as answer. Thank you!

• Bad file? Downloaded HERE file turns out be filled with low-quality bitmap

  Hi all

  This afternoon, I bought and downloaded a file HAVE (file number 104048928), which turned out to be filled with a bitmap pixelish of low quality that cannot be changed in any way. Does anyone know how such a bizarre thing can happen, and what should I do now? It's really one of the strangest things that ever happened to me...

  Hi Jacob,

  I can't edit the title either, it seems to be part of the colorful picture. I'm going to make the picture of our content manager, and I gave you a license for the image credit. We apologize for the inconvenience.

  EBQ

• Equivalent 'Field of the Image' LiveCycle in the creation of InDesign PDF form?

  LiveCycle has a PDF form field called "field of the Image. We add this field to the PDF files that we create so that our users can select and upload a JPEG image in their PDF with Adobe Reader.

  Now, we would like to use InDesign to produce the same files in PDF form as an alternative to the use of LiveCycle. InDesign has a form like 'Field of the Image' field of the LiveCycle? We have not yet found.

  In other words, does anyone know in InDesign create a field in the PDF forms that has the same 'Field of the Image' features of LiveCycle? LiveCycle field works in Adobe Reader enabled files and allows the JPEG format, among other things.

  Thank you

  Kevin

  P.S. We discovered a way to create PDF forms in Adobe Acrobat Pro XI with similar functionality using JavaScript, but Acrobat Pro created documents only allow Adobe Reader to import PDFs, no JPEG or other image formats. If Adobe Acrobat Pro XI was not a viable alternative to LiveCycle to create our PDF files. We would like to know if we rule out InDesign, too.

  As Peter says it has no way to do this using InDesign.

• How to get previews of lower quality when working with Full-HD?

  I work with Full-HD video, but I don't have to preview the files (rendering) to be too the 1920 x 1080. It takes a lot of disk space and a lot of time to make the preview files.

  Is it possible to ensure a lower quality? For example, resolution 720 x 405 would be sufficient.

  But when I want to make a permanent export, I need to get the Full HD video.

  Thank you!

  Use a custom sequence and change previews as you wish.

• Made final video is low quality and too bright

  Here is the link to my original video clip, the video clip in the project and the final copy made everything on my monitor at the same time:

  http://i157.Photobucket.com/albums/T63/shadon1nja/FixingRenderQuality_zps124306a5.PNG

  Here is the text of each video when enlarged projected:

  http://i157.Photobucket.com/albums/T63/shadon1nja/RenderText_zpsd1240701.PNG

  The obtained downsised image that makes it harder to see the question, but here are the largest part of the computer:

  The final copy is lower quality and way too bright. Noticibly too bright. Own obscurities turn into rough gray, and the quality is noticibly smaller as well. I checked the "use maximum render quality" and I tried to exportiing in AVI and MP4, and nothing is set. Any ideas?

  First, what type of file do you need?  If you are looking for the lossless quality then I suggest to export a file with Animation codec quicktime or some other lossless codec.  However, these types of files are huge and that they could not read on your desktop.  But if you go just to put this video on the internet, when you're finished with it then I would suggest starting with one of the Youtube or Vimeo H.264 presets and modify it to match your clip.  It is still not as good as the original, but you can't expect miracles when you work in SD and in exporting to H.264 format, which is a codec very first.  If you want to try to export Quicktime or AVI without loss, and then change the settings so that they get something like this:

  

• Export from Adobe Premiere CS4 - out of low quality/pixelated WMV

  Export WMV (Windows Media Video) from Adobe Premiere CS4 (via Adobe Media Encoder CS4) gives a very low quality/pixelated output (especially when there is text in the video). I use the following settings:

  
  Video Codec: Windows Media 9
  Pass encoding: 2
  Bitrate Mode: Variable unconstrained

  Width of the frame: 1024
  Frame height: 576

  (* Same as source)

  Format of the pixels: Square pixels (1.0)

  Decoder complexity: Auto
  Keyframe interval: 5
  Average of Bitrate of the video: 5000

  
  I used the EXACT same settings in Adobe Premiere CS3 and the quality is absolutely perfect. (See the comparison example attached)

  Any ideas what may be the problem?

  Thank you

  FAS

  Try gradual (no frame) in the settings of your sequence.

• If I want to keep the quality of the original captured images (from tape), which is the format that I should?

  I captured canon hv20 in FireWire to my computer with adobe first elements 11. After the capture, I cut clip three times. Then I want to export my computer due to watching on my 46 inch lcd TV full hd. If I want to keep the quality of the original captured images (from tape), which is the format that I should? I chose mpeg 1440x1080i 24, TI alerts for error. Or I premise avchd 1920 x 1080 p, then it is also more scenes captured. I think it's 20000 MB, scened (without cutting) but captured only 11.2 GB. Please help me. Thank you very much.

  I would firstly like to thank you for answering my question. My camcorder is canon hv20 PAL. When I look at the setting of the project, it's HDV 1080i 25 frames per second anamorphic. Duration of the timeline is 56 minutes. I'm sorry about misinformation in an adobe forum. Yes you are right this is not MPEG 1440x1080i 24. I chose MPEG and choose MPEG2 1440x1080i 25 and it convert .m2v file. I couldn't see because Windows media player does not open the m2v files, but I didn't do anything about in order to open the file. I want to learn: my initial project captured is 11.2 GB. But shows on screen m2v files is about 21000 MB. This means that 20 GB! It is same quality my project captured MPEG) and Cup project m2v? What is another way to export? I'm sorry that even once it does not error message about the m2v files. I think I got confused, I think when I chose MPEG, 25 HDTV high quality, I saw the error message but I don't know what is the error message.

• problem recording psd to pdf

  For a few days now, I'm working on a project of photoshop... My PSD file size is 19.8 MB. I was save the file as pdf peridocally and they record than 7 MB... I have today different has been underline some text, now I try to save as pdf and it ends up being 71.4 MB. Anyone know what is happening or what I can to get it repaired? I need to deposit to be less than 25 MB, so I can send by e-mail.

  Thank you

  If you keep the psd that you might turn off"preserve editing capabilities of Photoshop ' which includes essentially the psd in the pdf file.

  In addition you can set the compression of Image quality values slightly lower.

  Does make a big difference?

• Problem with .png with transperencies export InDesign PDF files

  We did a layout-design, with transparent png. In the past, when we have exported this indesign doc as PDF X 3-2003 we never had problems with it (using earlier versions of Indesign).

  Unfortunately with the latest version of Indesign, we have ugly boxes in our last print issue, which give as if 100% Transp. would decline about 90%.

  Also, the large print service company has not any expaination for this. We use the latest series of CC portfolio.

  It has not tried .tiff files with alpha channels yet, since our production pipeline is based on png files, and it worked.

  If anyone has a similar problem, I'd be interested to hear:

  Best of Frankfurt,

  Max

  

  I think that it is connected to this http://indesignsecrets.com/eliminating-ydb-yucky-discolored-box-syndrome.php

  Similarly, if you work with PNGS in InDesign for printing, you should use PSD files as PNG does not support color management, only the alpha transparency, this is only a selection of transparency, which can support PDF.

  In InDesign, you should in aspects of quality import PDFS, I, PSD and avoid EPS.

• Toshiba 39L4333DG - low-quality SD channel

  On Toshiba 39L4333DG

  Hallo. I see HD TV very well, but when I select an SD card it channel goes wrong. The screen size is too big for my room size.
  I can configure device see HD to SD and full screen smaller? It doesn't matter if the black surface appears on the screen the image arround.
  Are there any advanced configuration document? (Internet, book...)

  Thank you

  Post edited by: edudillo. English only improve. Usually, I speak Spanish.

  > Is there any advanced configuration document? (Internet, book...)
  Take a look at the series user manual Toshiba L4333:
  http://www.Toshiba-OM.NET/LCD/PDF/English/L4333-323950-English.PDF

  You will find all the details on this television series and the description of the scenery.

  > I see HD TV fine, but when I select a channel SD it won't.
  This is nothing unusual.

  HD (high definition) channels provide the best resolution and quality.
  Especially the HD channels support the 720 resolution (1280 x 720) and HD (HD1080) full channels support resolution 1920 x 1080.

  SD (standard definition) channels support mainly 720 x 576 (PAL) resolution, it is much lower than the standard HD or FHD.

  > I can configure device see HD to SD and full screen smaller?
  Unfortunately, this isn't possible