Images with high quality and small size
Hello all experts
samll qustion with 500 points :)
Can any body tell me what is the best way to get very good results with very small size of images to use in flash !!!
i see in many flash size alot of iamges with a very small size 20 k , 30 or 40 k
but if i try to use images with the same quality i got size 200 k and 300k and some thing like that
can any body tell me how can i do it
I wnat small size with high quality
Thanks all
FLAASHER
samll qustion with 500 points :)
Can any body tell me what is the best way to get very good results with very small size of images to use in flash !!!
i see in many flash size alot of iamges with a very small size 20 k , 30 or 40 k
but if i try to use images with the same quality i got size 200 k and 300k and some thing like that
can any body tell me how can i do it
I wnat small size with high quality
Thanks all
FLAASHER
ASKER
mybe people in graphics forum dont work with flash
so they will not give me the answer i want
i want the ansewer from flash experts not from graphic experts :)
Waiting for answers :)
FLAASHER
so they will not give me the answer i want
i want the ansewer from flash experts not from graphic experts :)
Waiting for answers :)
FLAASHER
I think there is a relation between the actual size of the image and the quality - that is, you can make a picture at around 72 dpi and the quality will be good, so long as the picture is only thumbnail sized. The larger it gets the more dpi you need for the qualtiy to remain. Does that make sense?
Billystyx
Billystyx
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thanks Billystyx
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Sam is probably right about importing.
You can even use Flash to compress your images, though it isn't the best tool for it. Just set your publish settings to GIF or JPG as required.
It's really amazing though, the quality that you'll get with a JPEG, even after you go to the library and set it's individual quality to 10% or less. Again, a suggestion from Sam.
Best of luck!
David
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You can even use Flash to compress your images, though it isn't the best tool for it. Just set your publish settings to GIF or JPG as required.
It's really amazing though, the quality that you'll get with a JPEG, even after you go to the library and set it's individual quality to 10% or less. Again, a suggestion from Sam.
Best of luck!
David
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Thanks all
anyway, I found that (for me) the best thing to do is to import png, and play with quality and compression outside of flash (with fireworks, which have good export tools).