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Hi all,
Sorry for what must be an incredibly pathetic question, but I’m very new to Photoshop (only having used "packages" like MS Paint before!) and I don’t think this is the sort of thing you can find in the help file. :-/
I’m just having a problem getting my images to look crisp, especially in regard to text (and even at a 12-point font). Before I knew that .jpg compression would cause an image to blur, so I would always save my images as .bmp. Does Photoshop save .psd images with some kind of compression that makes it blurry? I can’t use .bmp ‘cos of the lack of transparency. Is there any way to get around this so that when I print my images I can actually read the text? :-/
Many thanks in advance for your help,
Chris.
Sorry for what must be an incredibly pathetic question, but I’m very new to Photoshop (only having used "packages" like MS Paint before!) and I don’t think this is the sort of thing you can find in the help file. :-/
I’m just having a problem getting my images to look crisp, especially in regard to text (and even at a 12-point font). Before I knew that .jpg compression would cause an image to blur, so I would always save my images as .bmp. Does Photoshop save .psd images with some kind of compression that makes it blurry? I can’t use .bmp ‘cos of the lack of transparency. Is there any way to get around this so that when I print my images I can actually read the text? :-/
Many thanks in advance for your help,
Chris.
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