I need help with Real-Draw Pro?

[mix_daylee]

Hi guys,

I recently bought real draw Pro and it seems like a simple program to use. However, when I try to export the images in the JPEG format they seem to come out really blurry. I don't know... I could be wrong, but the graphics seem to have a weird semi-transparent border around them that makes it seem as if they were bleeding.

Here's an example:

rockit-test1.jpg - Image - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

Is there something I'm doing wrong?

Edit: I'm trying to find tutorials but no one addresses this issue.

[Pete Egeler]

If the exmple is your first test, that's your problem!

The color + shadow + reflection do make it look a bit blurry.

But then, my wife just got an appointment for me to have my eyes checked too!

Pete

[mix_daylee]

Originally Posted by Pete Egeler

If the exmple is your first test, that's your problem!

The color + shadow + reflection do make it look a bit blurry.

But then, my wife just got an appointment for me to have my eyes checked too!

Pete

Hi Pete,

I found out this just doesn't happen with letters. It also happens with pictures. When I use the screen capture feature and save the image it also comes out with a weird border around the picture itself.

[Dennis Wagoner]

Could you post a pic so I can see the border
you're talking about in capture mode?

I use Real Draw Pro on occasion.

Dennis

[mix_daylee]

Originally Posted by Dennis Wagoner

Could you post a pic so I can see the border
you're talking about in capture mode?

I use Real Draw Pro on occasion.

Dennis

Here's a screen capture of the warrior forum logos, notice how the white letters on the word "Forum" seem to be pixelized or bleeding. This screen capture just doesn't look as smooth as the one on the forum itself.

[KarlWarren]

The 'bleeding' could be a result of the jpeg compression...

I don't use the program, but it happens with most graphics programs.
Is it possible to change the amount of compression being used?

Kindest regards,
Karl.