Also, because of the differences in compression types, some images that
compress very well in TIFF's type of compression, compress very badly in
JPG-type compression. The type of images that do this are images
which have
lots of very thin lines, in other words: blueprints. I don't have a
Mathias Lindner wrote:
The best format would be a vector graphic as suggested. But from my
experience it's hard to get a good one from pixel files.
There are programs you can use that can convert (or try to convert) a bitmap
image to a vector graphic one. One such option is Autotrace which
Mathias Lindner wrote:
The best format would be a vector graphic as suggested. But from my
experience it's hard to get a good one from pixel files.
There are programs you can use that can convert (or try to convert) a bitmap
image to a vector graphic one. One such option is Autotrace which
So, I have used Gimp to downsize large architectural drawing images from Tiff's
to jpgs. Well, I always thought I was downsizing them. In the past, the
process always seemed to make the files more usable in the application where I
need to use the architectural drawings without a significant
On Saturday 23 April 2011 07:53:49 Carusoswi wrote:
So, I have used Gimp to downsize large architectural drawing
images from
Tiff's to jpgs. Well, I always thought I was downsizing them. In
the
past, the process always seemed to make the files more usable
in the
application where I need
On Saturday 23 April 2011 07:53:49 Carusoswi wrote:
So, I have used Gimp to downsize large architectural drawing
images from
Tiff's to jpgs. Well, I always thought I was downsizing them. In
the
past, the process always seemed to make the files more usable
in the
application where I need
Carusoswi forums at gimpusers.com writes:
So, I have used Gimp to downsize large architectural drawing images from
Tiff's to jpgs.
Let's be precise. You are not downsizing the images. Downsize means
making a picture physically smaller, as in, having less pixels. According
to your own
So, I have used Gimp to downsize large architectural drawing images
from Tiff's to jpgs. Well, I always thought I was downsizing them.
In the past, the process always seemed to make the files more usable
in the application where I need to use the architectural drawings
without a significant
