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Hanne-ThereseRi
Community Member
7 years ago

Horrible quality when uploading images

I don't understand why the quality of images I upload is so bad in Rise. They look fine in browser, but when I upload (and Rise compresses/crunches them) they get fuzzy, pixly and unprofessional.  ...
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MarionBrozek
Community Member
3 years ago

HI. I'm having this same issue with screen captures appearing blurry. I use SnagIt to grab screen images. I've saved them as .gif but it still appears blurry. I then prefaced the file name with: _NOPROCESS and still blurry. I then added _NOPROCESS to the end of the file name with no luck. Also, the file sizes are very small.

Any other suggestions?  My course is comprised of many screen images I need to get the best quality I can.

Thanks much, Marion

 

  • ZvonimirPetkovi's avatar
    ZvonimirPetkovi
    Community Member
    3 years ago
    Marion Brozek

    HI. I'm having this same issue with screen captures appearing blurry. I use SnagIt to grab screen images. I've saved them as .gif but it still appears blurry. I then prefaced the file name with: _NOPROCESS and still blurry. I then added _NOPROCESS to the end of the file name with no luck. Also, the file sizes are very small.

    Any other suggestions?  My course is comprised of many screen images I need to get the best quality I can.

    Thanks much, Marion

     

    In your case (screen images) I would say PNG is the best format, regarding the image quality. If you can, please try out saving your images in PNG format.

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