El 20/07/2006, a las 16:07, Merrill, Jason escribió:
No Actionscript in your question, this should probably be on the
Flashnewbie list, but....
ok i´m going to see there!
Are you sure there is no compression going on from Photoshop? If I
remember, .jpgs exported from Photoshop or Fireworks have about 80%
compression by default. Make sure your settings for the .jpg are at
100% (Highest Quality).
yes i use save file as jpg 100%quality, i not using the option of save
file for a web that i supose it had by default the % of compression
that you are talking about...
Also, in your publish, be sure you have no compression setting on the
.jpgs - change the quality to 100%.
the thing is that before i publish the swf file in the stage i see the
image more lightly and then when i publish the image the result is the
same
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning & Organization Effectiveness - Technology Solutions
thanks!
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hi!
anyone know how can i keep the quality of a image with a photoshop
profile in flash? now when i import the jpg file into flash the color
of the image changes a lot, it´s more lighter than the original,
what can i do??
thanks a lot!!
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