Ask a Question related to Macromedia Freehand, Design and Development.
-
Peter Lorenz #1
Freehand 10/MX-printing photos: ugly!
Hi there,
I have a problem with some photos i imported into FH 10 and MX:
Those pics are looking good on the internet, jpg and gifs, after importing
and printing them there are only ugly pics and unsharp and have nothing in
common with those pics on the harddrive, i´ve tried to save them as tiff but
the same result.
What will be the best result with pics, how to import them, are jpg and gif
not possible for printing?
Mac OS-X and FH 10 and MX
Peter Lorenz Guest
-
Freehand printing - right margin decreases when printing multiple copies of file.
I'm using Freehand mx. Everytime I print more than one copy of a file, the right margin decreases. Thus, if I print five or six copies of a file,... -
Imported photos look awful in Freehand
I'm importing photos in to Freehand. The images look fine in the graphics package (Paint Shop Pro), however, in Freehand they're badly pixelated. ... -
Placing photos in FreeHand MX
I recently purchased FreeHand MX for my Power Mac G4. I want to use FreeHand for my page-layout purposes. However, I'm running into problems when I... -
Printing hi-res photos out of Director
Greetings. I need to find a way to print hi-res images from a Director interface. Client wants to: 1. have a customer look through a number... -
Picture Printing of Different Photos
I am new at this so I would like Step by Step Instructions on printing say 4 Different 5x7 Pictures? Or even different sizes with different pictures?... -
Rich Hudgins #2
Re: Freehand 10/MX-printing photos: ugly!
For on-screen display problems AND problems printing to a non-PostScript
printer check your Redraw Preferences in FH. Set it to it's highest
setting then view/print.
Web images are low-resolution at only 72 dpi and will print poorly even
on an ink jet. Most ink jet printers need around 125-150 dpi to print
well. One easy way to "increase" an image's resolution is to decrease
its size when printing. In this case you would need to reduce your
images between 57% and 48%. You could also go into an image editor such
as Photoshop and increase the resolution while retaining the size, but
this typically considered a no-no as it makes the image blurry and not
all that much better.
You can pretty much forget about using web images for press printing.
The typical minimum resolution needed is 225 - 300 dpi. That would mean
reducing your image by 32% to 24%.
Rich
Another thing to be sure
Peter Lorenz wrote:> Hi there,
> I have a problem with some photos i imported into FH 10 and MX:
> Those pics are looking good on the internet, jpg and gifs, after importing
> and printing them there are only ugly pics and unsharp and have nothing in
> common with those pics on the harddrive, i´ve tried to save them as tiff but
> the same result.
> What will be the best result with pics, how to import them, are jpg and gif
> not possible for printing?
> Mac OS-X and FH 10 and MX
>Rich Hudgins Guest
-
Peter Lorenz #3
Re: Freehand 10/MX-printing photos: ugly!
Rich, thanks for your answer
Am 11.07.2003 15:00 Uhr schrieb "Rich Hudgins" unter
<rich@nospam-weiss-associates.com> in
[email]3F0EB4D2.3050700@nospam-weiss-associates.com[/email]:
> For on-screen display problems AND problems printing to a non-PostScript
> printer check your Redraw Preferences in FH. Set it to it's highest
> setting then view/print.
>
> Web images are low-resolution at only 72 dpi and will print poorly even
> on an ink jet. Most ink jet printers need around 125-150 dpi to print
> well. One easy way to "increase" an image's resolution is to decrease
> its size when printing. In this case you would need to reduce your
> images between 57% and 48%. You could also go into an image editor such
> as Photoshop and increase the resolution while retaining the size, but
> this typically considered a no-no as it makes the image blurry and not
> all that much better.
>
> You can pretty much forget about using web images for press printing.
> The typical minimum resolution needed is 225 - 300 dpi. That would mean
> reducing your image by 32% to 24%.
>
> Rich
>
> Another thing to be sure
> Peter Lorenz wrote:>>> Hi there,
>> I have a problem with some photos i imported into FH 10 and MX:
>> Those pics are looking good on the internet, jpg and gifs, after importing
>> and printing them there are only ugly pics and unsharp and have nothing in
>> common with those pics on the harddrive, i´ve tried to save them as tiff but
>> the same result.
>> What will be the best result with pics, how to import them, are jpg and gif
>> not possible for printing?
>> Mac OS-X and FH 10 and MX
>>Peter Lorenz Guest



Reply With Quote

