Hinsel Scott 14 Feb 2005

for the most part resolution breaks down to DPI. make sure you are saving your files at a high DPI. for photo quality i set mine at 300dpi or better.

now, the web wont let you really make full use of DPI because generally its resolution tops out at 86.

what program are you using ? i know in photoshop it has a 'save for web' option which makes files smaller in size but really compromises their appearance if this is the case with you just use the 'save as' option instead so you can choose quality setting.

hope this helps

Kadaj Dabore 14 Feb 2005

I'm using Flash and I do set the DPI to 300 but even when I do this I can't keep the smooth look flash has in its animations.

Hinsel Scott 14 Feb 2005

hmmm. strange. i'm not familiar with flash at all so i'm unfortunately no help -- sorry. good luck; hope you figure it out!

maybe you can take a screen shot of the flash animation?? CTRL + PRTSCRN and then paste into photoshop or other editing programs ????

Kadaj Dabore 14 Feb 2005

I'll give it a try but the guy I'm making the logo for said the rough draft image look aweomse, so i guess mission accomplished. :]

Hinsel Scott 15 Feb 2005

hell man a client that likes the first draft!?! i didnt think such a thing possible! hehehe!

good luck!

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