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Photohop grid pattern looks bad after exporting


jitruzakno

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I created a grid pattern myself but when I exported it the color was not consistent, looks like blurry. How can I fix it the problem.

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IamSam

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This sample looks fine. Can you post the version in which you think is blurry and inconsistent?
 

IamSam

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Is the blurring only happening when you export as a PNG?

The good news is that the color is consistent everywhere.

R: 14
G: 210
B: 38

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jitruzakno

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Is the blurring only happening when you export as a PNG?

The good news is that the color is consistent everywhere.

R: 14
G: 210
B: 38

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I have created in photoshop a document 1920pxx1080px and problem is that in my PC when I open the img file no matter what it is png or jpg, it looks blurry but when I zoom everything looks fine. Don't know why it looks blurry when I open the img in pc.
 

thebestcpu

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There are three factors involved here.
1) If you are viewing at sub 100% magnification, grphics card / monitor has to downsample the image with the adjacent bit contents. This makes a big difference when the grid is 1 pixel wide (as in your case)
2) The eye perceives sharp edges the best with high contrast colors. I you use black grid at 100% viewing I bet it will look crisp to you.
3) If you use lossless compression it will degrade the sharpness sightly depending on compression quality seeing yet this would be less of a factor that the above two factors

Hope this helps
John Wheeler
 

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