On Wed, 2006-02-15 at 13:51 -0500, Laurent Duperval wrote: > Ross Johnson wrote: > > Just a thought - is the OO document being viewed at 100% zoom or is it > > at some higher zoom? I'm assuming that OO might extrapolate the image, > > making it blurry. > > > > I tried that, but it doesn't change anything. > > > Even if the compared images are the same size on your screen, if the > > image has been scaled down in the document but the document has been > > zoomed up so it looks the same size as the original, this could make it > > more blurry. > > I checked to make sure the document and the image were at 100% and they > are. But the image is still much sharper in an image view than in OOo. > Then again, maybe my image viewer is the one to blame? ... Nope, I tried > another viewer and I still see a big difference. It's as if the image in > OOo had a thin, smoke screen in front of it. The image is paler and not > as crisp as the original.
I'm no graphics expert, but it's starting to sound like a gamma correction issue. I don't know if OOo has it's own (haven't seen anything), or whether or not it uses some system settings. Perhaps the image viewer is using a different gamma correction setting - maybe a system setting or it's own and OOo isn't. Wild guesses... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
