[Ben-416]

Hi,

sounds a bit silly as i'm a graphic designer,but i'm advertising on a website that require the logo to be 167x60 pixels,I have re sized my logo and it looks horrid,where as the toher logo's on the website looks crisp and clear,how can I keep high quality while re sizing?i'm using Paint Shop Pro and I have my logo in vector format too.Thanks

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did you resize and save it as a bitmap?

[gerryf]

did you resize and save it as a bitmap?

[Ben-416]

no it has to be gif,thanks

[gerryf]

gifs are bitmaps

You said it was a vector before.

There are two general categories of images: bit mapped (or raster) and vector (or object-oriented) images

(graphic designers should know this stuff--we'll call you an artist working in adigital medium, ok )

My sense is that your logo, not having seen it, exceeds 256 colors? Since Gifs can only display 256 colors, a logo with more colors is not going to look so good

Images and links might help us to understand your issue better

[Ben-416]

Hi I thoguht you meant bitmap as in .bmp,I know the types of images.

www.motox.tv is the website,you will see the logo's down the side...thanks

[Retired Tech]

They seem to be GIF 167 by 61 using Irfanview

http://www.irfanview.com

The plug ins are handy

See how this looks on the site

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[gerryf]

I think we need YOUR logo too

[Ben-416]

HI i just used Irfanview and it does look better but still not as good as the others?

[Ben-416]

heres my logo,







and this is how the add is now...

Edited by Ben-416, 17 February 2006 - 09:56 AM.

[dsenette]

[attachment=6597:attachment]i get the same image with a bicubic resample on the downsize