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Anonymous ID: e317aa June 26, 2018, 10:19 a.m. No.1911282   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1417 >>1642

>>1911013 (last)

Will look into

 

>>1911037 (last)

Well that'd be one hell of a job. It's 500+ pages long with 800+ images. I believe I actually tried replacing a few .png's with .jpeg's as a trial and I don't remember any difference but I'll definitely try it again.

When I save a screenshot as .png I do: PrintScreen key -open MS Paint -> paste -> save

Doing the .jpeg I would do: PrintScreen key -open Adobe PS -> paste -> save with max quality (and like I said I don't believe it worked but I'll try again)

I think I also tried saving them as .png's in Photoshop and I got the same result.

 

>>1911077 (last)

Thanks a lot for the input anon

 

 

But it's almost like the viewers/browsers have built-in smoothing algorithms or something. Look at this pic. Compare Google Chrome vs Microsoft Edge. Same file, both viewed at 100%. The Chrome one looks to me like it has vertical blur where the Edge one looks like horizontal blur. Definite differences between the two. And they look exactly the same when you zoom in a lot, when they should look different because they look different at 100%. But I don't know, it's strange. I'll continue trying to solve it. Thanks for the inputs anons

Anonymous ID: e317aa June 26, 2018, 10:54 a.m. No.1911565   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>1911417

I never heard of ImageMagick before as this is the first time I'm doing anything like this, but it sounds like it could be a solution so I will look into it.

>Also whatever your platform is, you may have to learn how the PDF parameters are set, the parameters that determine how your PDF creator software actually turns embedded images to PDF. Usually this is hidden from the user.

>Some O/S's expose it but in most it is deeply buried. Worth the research & learning.

This is really what I was looking for when I was researching it. I found many people complaining about the same problem but didn't find any solutions that worked and I was wondering if there was some setting deep in Windows to change but I didn't find anything. I'm on Windows 10.