This has probably always been true, but it's impacting me more lately. When save an image from Storyline (right-click, Save as Picture...), and then bring it back in (Insert, Picture), the text on the image is blurrier when I bring it back in. This occurs even if I don't make any changes to the image.
Hi PL! Thanks for letting us know what you're seeing. Can you share a .story file as an example where you're seeing the difference in image quality? I'd like to test out the images you're using to see if we can identify a cause!
So I'm not sharing company information, I put two images in a blank Storyline file. At first glance, neither image looks great. But if you look closely at the text, you can see the words like "Transaction History" and the Plan and History sentences are blurrier in the second image.
The first image was pasted in. Then I right-clicked it, saved it to my drive, and then inserted the same image into the file.
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Hi PL! Thanks for letting us know what you're seeing. Can you share a .story file as an example where you're seeing the difference in image quality? I'd like to test out the images you're using to see if we can identify a cause!
Forgot to mention -- you'll want to attach any files directly in the discussion rather than in an email reply. Thanks!
Thanks so much Crystal, I appreciate it!
So I'm not sharing company information, I put two images in a blank Storyline file. At first glance, neither image looks great. But if you look closely at the text, you can see the words like "Transaction History" and the Plan and History sentences are blurrier in the second image.
The first image was pasted in. Then I right-clicked it, saved it to my drive, and then inserted the same image into the file.
I really do appreciate your help with this.
Thanks,
PL
Thanks for sharing P L.
It does look like there is a difference in the two images:
We have a similar issue reported to our team internally, so I'll add this to the report.
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