poor image quality

This is a discussion on poor image quality within the Adobe Photoshop forums in Adobe Tools category; Hi, if I import diagramms (jpeg/bmp/tiff) to photoshop, edit them there, and reexport them (tried several formats), the results display a really poor image quality. Especially when pasting both, the original and the modified image, to a word document, the differences are outstanding! Even if I would only open the image in photoshop elements 3, and store them again with any further modification, the quality gets lost. Actually, the images seems to look rather poor when loaded into photoshop already. Does anyone have a hint how I could increase the quality? Thanks, Chris...

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Old 08-27-2008, 02:07 PM
Chris
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Hi,
if I import diagramms (jpeg/bmp/tiff) to photoshop, edit them there, and reexport them (tried several formats), the results display a really poor image quality.
Especially when pasting both, the original and the modified image, to a word document, the differences are outstanding! Even if I would only open the image in
photoshop elements 3, and store them again with any further modification, the quality gets lost.
Actually, the images seems to look rather poor when loaded into photoshop already.
Does anyone have a hint how I could increase the quality?
Thanks,
Chris
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Old 08-27-2008, 03:40 PM
The Bobert
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In article <6hljeuFld0rkU3@mid.dfncis.de>, Chris <me@privacy.net> wrote:

> Hi,
> if I import diagramms (jpeg/bmp/tiff) to photoshop, edit them there, and
> reexport them (tried several formats), the results display a really poor
> image quality.
> Especially when pasting both, the original and the modified image, to a word
> document, the differences are outstanding! Even if I would only open the
> image in
> photoshop elements 3, and store them again with any further modification, the
> quality gets lost.
> Actually, the images seems to look rather poor when loaded into photoshop
> already.
> Does anyone have a hint how I could increase the quality?
> Thanks,
> Chris


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Old 08-27-2008, 04:30 PM
Chris
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The Bobert <nobody@nowhere.nowhow> wrote:
>
> Stop using your cell phone for a camera.
>

I'm actually editing diagramms, not fotos.
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