Comments on: How come digital photos don’t look as good when it’s set as a computer background? http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html Digital Photography Training, Digital Cameras, Digital Camera Lenses, Binoculars Fri, 13 May 2011 04:21:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Aravind http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-521 Aravind Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:19:09 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-521 this is a very common situtaion. . . . large files when compressed lose detail. . . . . u can probably use even the microsoft photoeditor to fix this. . . . . . use the resize option found in the Image menu. . . . . set it to u'r monitor pixels. . . . . . most common is 1024x768. . . . and that's it. . . . . . . u will get the same clarity as u see in the slideshow. . . . . . don't forget to save an original copy of the file since the same file is saved on. . . this is a very common situtaion. . . . large files when compressed lose detail. . . . . u can probably use even the microsoft photoeditor to fix this. . . . . . use the resize option found in the Image menu. . . . . set it to u’r monitor pixels. . . . . . most common is 1024×768. . . . and that’s it. . . . . . . u will get the same clarity as u see in the slideshow. . . . . . don’t forget to save an original copy of the file since the same file is saved on. . .

]]> By: sunflowerrbear http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-520 sunflowerrbear Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:10:37 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-520 check you monitor settings, check to see if your camera is set on the biggest mege pixel(pic size),,,my camera has a 3 mp pic size and i set it at that size. some cameras give you a few different mega pixel sizes to choose from,,read your camera manual,,it should tell you. check you monitor settings,
check to see if your camera is set on the biggest mege pixel(pic size),,,my camera has a 3 mp pic size and i set it at that size.

some cameras give you a few different mega pixel sizes to choose from,,read your camera manual,,it should tell you.

]]> By: milanisti http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-519 milanisti Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:07:26 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-519 as you use the rebel, in best quality, it is obvious that you need to re-touch it again with some software's help, to add some color tone, and some lightning effect, also the hue saturation options as you use the rebel, in best quality, it is obvious that you need to re-touch it again with some software’s help, to add some color tone, and some lightning effect, also the hue saturation options

]]> By: Indigo http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-518 Indigo Sun, 07 Feb 2010 13:54:38 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-518 I would suggest that a small photo being stretched would lose quality, but if you are using a large photo. . . Screen resolution generally isn't nearly as high as print resolution, so that could be the issue. I would suggest that a small photo being stretched would lose quality, but if you are using a large photo. . . Screen resolution generally isn’t nearly as high as print resolution, so that could be the issue.

]]> By: kevrigger http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-517 kevrigger Sun, 07 Feb 2010 12:58:45 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-517 change your display to a higher color grade, but the pics and everything get smaller an it's just desk top, as long as print is good who cares? change your display to a higher color grade, but the pics and everything get smaller an it’s just desk top, as long as print is good who cares?

]]> By: kayakdudeus http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-516 kayakdudeus Sun, 07 Feb 2010 12:45:22 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-516 JPEG is a compression format. It squeezes out some detail so the file size is smaller. If you want a more true rendition of your picture, you should use the BMP or bitmap format. JPEG is a compression format. It squeezes out some detail so the file size is smaller. If you want a more true rendition of your picture, you should use the BMP or bitmap format.

]]> By: TomTom http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-515 TomTom Sun, 07 Feb 2010 12:38:13 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-515 probably the size of the picture you are taking is too small for the size of the screen. tell us what size picture you have the camera set on and what quality setting you are using. probably the size of the picture you are taking is too small for the size of the screen. tell us what size picture you have the camera set on and what quality setting you are using.

]]> By: back2saystuff http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-514 back2saystuff Sun, 07 Feb 2010 12:14:23 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-514 They may be tranferred from the jpeg to a bitmap for your computer background. Any substantial enlarging will also show as loss of detail from the slideshow format. They may be tranferred from the jpeg to a bitmap for your computer background. Any substantial enlarging will also show as loss of detail from the slideshow format.

]]> By: monica http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-513 monica Sun, 07 Feb 2010 12:05:54 +0000 http://www.photographytrainer.com/digital-photography/how-come-digital-photos-dont-look-as-good-when-its-set-as-a-computer-background.html#comment-513 maybe its because they aren't so big. . so u have to select the option of seing the photo as a collage or smaller, not full screen. . . maybe its because they aren’t so big. . so u have to select the option of seing the photo as a collage or smaller, not full screen. . .

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