I have a question regarding when i rendering my workpiece in 3d studio max as a jpg with the best quality and importing it into coreldraw, Y is it that i get a low resolution pixelate image. Is there any other alternative? Please help.
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, Jun 21 2009 05:55 PM
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Posted 22 June 2009 - 11:23 PM
well personally I always render my images out from a 3D program as a .tif It's an uncompressed image and if I'm right coreldraw should be able to import or open that type of image I wouldn't see why not because tif is very widely used.
For some reason when I render out in jpg I always get something wrong with it... like in Maya if I render out in jpg and open that image after in PS it will have changed size and distorts it. So again your safest bet is try tif or maybe even targa
For some reason when I render out in jpg I always get something wrong with it... like in Maya if I render out in jpg and open that image after in PS it will have changed size and distorts it. So again your safest bet is try tif or maybe even targa
Edited by SebLev, 22 June 2009 - 11:24 PM.
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