Does anyone know if there is a way to improve the auto generated images that are created off the back of the main image. They are very poor quality.
thanks,
Scott
Image Quality
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- 2/13/2014
- United Kingdom
We had a similar issue relating to images a couple of weeks ago. What we found was the original quality of the image was poor to start with, and the size of the image was not big enough.
If you check the resolution of your images in say, windows picture viewer by selecting - image - image properties, this may determine whether you need to find images with a higher resolution. At least 300dpi.
Secondly, once this has been established, you need to amend your images in say Photoshop, Gimp or PiXlr, to the correct size for the image holders on your site and at the same time, decrease the image KB when you are about to save it, without affecting the quality too much, as not to slow your site down.
Hopefully, having a decent sized image with a good quality resolution may do the trick.
If you check the resolution of your images in say, windows picture viewer by selecting - image - image properties, this may determine whether you need to find images with a higher resolution. At least 300dpi.
Secondly, once this has been established, you need to amend your images in say Photoshop, Gimp or PiXlr, to the correct size for the image holders on your site and at the same time, decrease the image KB when you are about to save it, without affecting the quality too much, as not to slow your site down.
Hopefully, having a decent sized image with a good quality resolution may do the trick.
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- 4/19/2015
- United States
a.m. wrote:
2. Set "mediasettings.defaultimagequality" setting to "100" (admin area > configuration > all settings)
Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but I was wondering if option number two above is recursive. If the images already exist in the Pictures table, will setting the defaultimagequality to a higher value affect the image quality?
2. Set "mediasettings.defaultimagequality" setting to "100" (admin area > configuration > all settings)
Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but I was wondering if option number two above is recursive. If the images already exist in the Pictures table, will setting the defaultimagequality to a higher value affect the image quality?
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- 5/2/2015
- Sweden
Sorry for bumping this thread, but i just realized that images uploaded with Roxy Fileman is scaled to maximum 1000px of height and width.
When uploading images of 1200px the get upscaled with terrible quality as a result.
The solution to this is to change the maximun width och height in file: config.json in Administration/Content/Roxy_Fileman
Sorry if this is well-known, but it took me a while to figure out so i thought that i should share
Nic
When uploading images of 1200px the get upscaled with terrible quality as a result.
The solution to this is to change the maximun width och height in file: config.json in Administration/Content/Roxy_Fileman
Sorry if this is well-known, but it took me a while to figure out so i thought that i should share
Nic
Certified Developer
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- 6/14/2012
- Bangladesh
NicLas wrote:
How is this answer related to the actual question?
Sorry for bumping this thread, but i just realized that images uploaded with Roxy Fileman is scaled to maximum 1000px of height and width.
When uploading images of 1200px the get upscaled with terrible quality as a result.
The solution to this is to change the maximun width och height in file: config.json in Administration/Content/Roxy_Fileman
Sorry if this is well-known, but it took me a while to figure out so i thought that i should share
Nic
When uploading images of 1200px the get upscaled with terrible quality as a result.
The solution to this is to change the maximun width och height in file: config.json in Administration/Content/Roxy_Fileman
Sorry if this is well-known, but it took me a while to figure out so i thought that i should share
Nic
How is this answer related to the actual question?