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Exporting/Resolution Loss in Photoshop

New Here ,
Nov 12, 2019 Nov 12, 2019

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I am creating graphics in photo shop with multiple elements, however when I export them as PNG, JPG, or BMP they become very blurry, same with Illustrator. For instance, these sizes: 256x128, 768x128, 960x540. 512 x 112 turn out to be blurry with resolution set at 72. Any advice or tips so these can be exported more clear?

 

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Nov 12, 2019 Nov 12, 2019

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Hi there,

As the images are getting blurred, I would suggest keeping the resolution at 300. Also, make sure that you're exporting with the files with highest quality setting.


Does it happen when you use File > Save As method?
Also, what version of Photoshop are woking on?


Regards,
Sahil

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New Here ,
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Adobe Photoshop CC 2019. I just had a 480x288 graphic created at 72 resolution and changed it to 300 via image size but it doesn't seem that anything changed when I exported.

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Nevermind the resolution number, it's a print parameter that doesn't apply on screen. That's why Export strips the resolution metadata altogether. The exported file has no resolution, not 72, not 300. It only has a number of pixels.

 

Blurry is not a very descriptive or precise term. Can you post screenshots?

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480X288.jpg

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Looks fine to me. Might be because the screen shots are reduced in size.  Tip: to judge the quality of an image view it always at 100%. Never zoom in just because it is small or to check detail. Never.

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