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I recieved an grayscale image (a photo) that was a TIFF document. Even though it shows under ‘image size’ as 72 ppi, it has good quality even at double magnification. The file size is only about 350kb.
When I import it into Quark Express(‘File/get pic) it is good quality even at double magnification. It is a grayscale image, and 8 bits channel. I’m on a PC. However, when I put it into another photoshop document, even if I save it as 300 ppi, and even though it looks great at high magnification in Photoshop, I save it as a TIFF, exactly the same, when I import it into Quark it looks terrible.
I would like to have it have the same attributes as the original, but there is no way. If I put it as 72 ppi it is even worse.
The only way I can get the quality, is to switch the mode to 16 bits channel, but that makes a large file, and leave it as 300ppi.
The original, though only 72 ppi, about 7 x 10 inches is a TIFF, with 8 bits channel, but is only about 350kb. It looks clear and sharp.
How can I keep my file size small like this at 72 ppi, at 8 bit channel, and not lose qulaity when put into Quark?
When I import it into Quark Express(‘File/get pic) it is good quality even at double magnification. It is a grayscale image, and 8 bits channel. I’m on a PC. However, when I put it into another photoshop document, even if I save it as 300 ppi, and even though it looks great at high magnification in Photoshop, I save it as a TIFF, exactly the same, when I import it into Quark it looks terrible.
I would like to have it have the same attributes as the original, but there is no way. If I put it as 72 ppi it is even worse.
The only way I can get the quality, is to switch the mode to 16 bits channel, but that makes a large file, and leave it as 300ppi.
The original, though only 72 ppi, about 7 x 10 inches is a TIFF, with 8 bits channel, but is only about 350kb. It looks clear and sharp.
How can I keep my file size small like this at 72 ppi, at 8 bit channel, and not lose qulaity when put into Quark?
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