The problem is in how you built original image.
Graphics classes in CC would be good if you are so inclined - but not necessary if you spend some time reading about images and learning the program you are using (not a put-down).
Sometimes even a photo editing program is not the place to build a graphic image...a lot of times I use Illustrator & then Photoshop..just depends on what I'm trying to do.
Designing for the web is a unique experience you have to be a referee, a designer, and a technogeekazoid
...and have some cool beer on hand sometimes.
Lemme know if you need help...
Remove the viagra from my email address.
Robo
|
www.easternshoreartcenter.com/exhibits.htm - at the top,
| the writing Eastern Shore Art Center seems fuzzy also the
| graphic logo lines are not crisp. I am encouraged that
| Adobe PE is excellent becuase that would mean maybe I
| could improve with experience. I played with graphics and
| resized them. I would think that they would appear
| sharper if created bigger and reduced, but in my playing
| around, that did not seem so.
|
| I am impressed with site
www.neighborhoodfinance.org and
| their graphics. They have some small but are still crisp
| I noticed that it is not FP website but uses Visual Basic
| and Visual Studio? Do either one of those pertain to
| making graphics? Do people just scan in images at high
| resolution and place on website? I have tried copying
| graphics from the electronic publication(MS Publisher)
| from the art center and using in website, but the images
| did not seem crisp.
|
| I think I need to take a class on graphics a community
| college!
|
| Thanks!
| Susan
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Photo Elements is excellent. You may not be doing
| something right ;-)
| >Post the URL and we can give you better advise.
| >
| >basics:
| >-use jpg or jpeg for photos
| >-use gif for graphics
| >-don't manipulate jpgs too much (they lose quality
| everytime you save)
| >-text in a graphic depends on lots of things...font
| style, anti-aliasing/not anti-aliasing...etc.
| >-always work big and with a non-lossy format, then save
| when your happy with it to jpg
| >
| >lets have a look!
| >
| >
| >
| message | >| I have created a few graphics using Adobe PE and they
| are
| >| adequate for website I voluteer to maintain. But I
| look
| >| at other websites and the graphics are much superior
| to
| >| mine. I have that "homemade" look! One graphic I had
| >| included text. Once inserted into FP website, the text
| >| did not seem as sharp. Does certain software work
| better
| >| with FP?
| >|
| >| What does it take to make professional looking
| graphics?
| >| Is this dependent on software or hardware--or both
| >| coupled with skill and experience?
| >|
| >| Thanks for feedback.
| >| Susan
| >.
| >
