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crop tool blurs image in mirage? love a quick reply!

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 22:18
by CharlieC
still working in mirage here-

anyone know about the crop tool blurring/degrading the image? i'm pieces of art in a large mir file, then cropping the smaller pieces for later use. but the crop tool degrades/blurs my art substantially. haven't set up tvpaint yet, but i have it so i'll see if it's different.

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Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 01:27
by CharlieC
well, it's a bit moot, thankfully, as it doesn't happen in tvp, so whatever it is i won't have to deal with it when i switch over to tvp completely.
still!

Re: crop tool blurs image in mirage? love a quick reply!

Posted: 09 Sep 2008, 00:25
by CharlieC
well, oddly it IS happening. let's see if i can attach a before and after.

and no one has comments, eh?

ch

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Posted: 09 Sep 2008, 01:14
by CharlieC
could this be a fielding issue? sometimes it seems my file is automatically a 'fields: lower" or sometimes "progressive". i try to keep track and keep them 'progressive, but i can't say i know the impact of these settings.

tech support or anyone?

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Posted: 09 Sep 2008, 05:03
by malcooning
The images you posted, are they from TvP or from Mirage?

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Posted: 09 Sep 2008, 07:17
by Patrice
Hi CharlieC,
it seems this appear only when your current project is fielded. You should work in progressive project and export with fields if your really need it.

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Posted: 09 Sep 2008, 07:45
by CharlieC
thanks folks-

i quickly hunted around and couldn't find the exact issues, but in the process of quiting and reopening tvp and mirage, i was able to crop without the blur. (!) strange, i think i always choose progressive, but somehow i save them as lower fields. i notice both programs open in whatever state you left them in, and then when you open another file you risk mixing the settings, i guess.
Malcooning- the original was done in mirage.

thanks for the responses.