On mardi 26 novembre 2019 15:33:01 CET Niranjan Rao wrote: > Tried PNG export and it does not show any artifacts. Tried JPEG with 95% > quality and it still shows the artifacts. It shows artifacts at 100% > quality too. Should I be try changing something else?
Keep in mind that, on export, Darktable (by default) won't override an existing file, but create a new file by appending a number to the filename. So if you re-export with different quality settings, you won't see a change if you just keep watching the open file (even if it automatically reloads on changes, there won't be any) . > I don't recall making any changes, but that does not mean I did not > accidentally made changes. Laptop touch pad is acting up and many times > moves the pointer at most unexpected place automagically. This is why I > wanted to try restoring to defaults. > > > I don't care about size as much. But kind of scratching my head as > settings show max size 0 for both fields. This should export to original > image dimensions as I understand it. Correct, and that's what is shown at google images (those 16 megapixels). My point was that that's way too much for most screens. That means that whatever program is going to show your image will do a downsampling to the available screen or window size. You're probably better off doing that down- sampling yourself: you'll get a better quality and a smaller file size ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
