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  Dear all,

  I have two iMac 27', one of 2010 and a whole new one retina.

  The topic is:

  Editing some pictures on photoshop for my site on the retina of display but the photos seem a little obscure, as a low resolution...
  Edit the photos exactly the same on my old iMac and the perfect look of photos!

  Same size, same resolution, same photoshop.

  To be sure, I saved the two photos for the web on iMacs and then open them with the application overview on both screens.

  Even, perfect on old screen and a little little point clear or blurry on the retina.

  Someone knows why?

  This happens only on photos, texts and stuffs are supa clear on the Retina display, but I noticed that most of the websites I visit display pictures unclear!

  So I guess that the problem is not the way that I save my photos or computer that I use.

  looking forward to read from you guys.

  Jules.

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