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Old January 20th, 2008, 10:09 AM   #1
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[SOLVED] Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

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I've created a banner logo using PSP and when I import it into my web authoring programme (NVU) the dart blue of the text goes 'blotchy', in other words the solid colour has slightly darker and lighter groups of pixels in it!

Any ideas?
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Re: Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

Want to show us the image? We can offer better advice if we don't have to visualize it.
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Old January 20th, 2008, 10:25 AM   #3
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Re: Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

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Want to show us the image? We can offer better advice if we don't have to visualize it.
Sure, the easiest way is to go to the website

http://www.cruisin-by.co.uk - it's the heading banner at the top.

thanks for your interest.
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Re: Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

I see what you mean now.
I'd use a better font, with nicer colours and don't use a texture.
Paint.NET is better than PSP IMO and photoshop even better.
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Re: Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

Thanx for looking Alex,
The .jpg file in PSP looks perfect, it's in the import into NVU where things go wrong, so, perhaps it's a setting in NVU.
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Re: Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

I'm just going to post the question on the NVU forum, it might be a problem other NVU users have experienced.
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Re: Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

I don't think it's got anything to do with NVU - this is the image on your server. See how it's still 'blotchy'? It's definitely to do with the JPEG authoring.

Try decreasing the compression ratio / increasing the JPEG quality settings.

Plus in your code you've got:
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<img style="width: 808px; height: 244px;" alt="Learn to Drive in Paignton or Torquay" src="images/bannergem.jpg">
I don't think this is an issue at all, but usually it's more common to set the attributes like this:
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<img width="808" height="244" alt="Learn to Drive in Paignton or Torquay" src="images/bannergem.jpg">
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Re: Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

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I don't think it's got anything to do with NVU - this is the image on your server. See how it's still 'blotchy'? It's definitely to do with the JPEG authoring.

Try decreasing the compression ratio / increasing the JPEG quality settings.
The image is clean and sharp with good colours as a jpeg in PSP, as soon as I import it into NVU it changes, so surely the problem lies with NVU?
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Re: Paint Shop Pro Banner Heading looks blotchy

Success, I've done as aso186 suggested and saved it as best quality, imported into NVU and it's good, thanx for the suggestion.
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