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Re: Web graphics

From Mark Thomas at Color The Web on 25 May '99
replying to Re: Web graphics posted by Darryl

>Sorry I must have accidentily looked at another site...Oops!
>I really don't know what to tell you. You might want to post
>pics on the net and the go look at them through another monitor.
>And scan other pictures to see if you just have problems with these
>pictures. Could it be that they have to much gloss. This is probably
>not good when being scanned by a light.
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>
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>>I don't understand. I do not have a "sunrise.jpg" image anywhere on any of my sites. I think you may have me confused with someone else. Either way, it isn't really file size that I'm having a problem with. It is the fact that I am scanning in professional product shots to include on my website. These pictures range from 4x6 to 8x10. No matter what scanner I use(I've tried 3 different types), the pictures never seem clear. I've tried scanning at a high resolution and then resizing in Photoshop. I've tried scanning at low resolutions and uploading the original picture. I still do not get crystal clear images like I see on other websites. What should I try now? Thanks in advance.
>

Are the pictures you are scannig original photos or are they from a
printed source like a catolog or magazine?

Re: Web graphics - Lisa - 30/05/99

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>>Sorry I must have accidentily looked at another site...Oops! >>I really don't know what to tell you. You might want to post >>pics on the net and the go look at them through another monitor. >>And scan other pictures to see if you just have problems with these >>pictures. Could it be that they have to much gloss. This is probably >>not good when being scanned by a light. >> >> >> >>>I don't understand. I do not have a "sunrise.jpg" image anywhere on any of my sites. I think you may have me confused with someone else. Either way, it isn't really file size that I'm having a problem with. It is the fact that I am scanning in professional product shots to include on my website. These pictures range from 4x6 to 8x10. No matter what scanner I use(I've tried 3 different types), the pictures never seem clear. I've tried scanning at a high resolution and then resizing in Photoshop. I've tried scanning at low resolutions and uploading the original picture. I still do not get crystal clear images like I see on other websites. What should I try now? Thanks in advance. >> > >Are the pictures you are scannig original photos or are they from a >printed source like a catolog or magazine?