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05-01-2008
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Newbie
 Join Date: May 2008
Vista Ultimate x32
Posts: 4
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I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate X32. Three weeks ago I stared tagging my photos using Vista Windows Photo Gallery (WPG). A few days ago I installed Windows Live Photo Gallery (WLPG) to get the added photo stitching software it has. All my tagging work in WPG carried over to WLPG.
Aside from a few issues related to folder/file/tag naming issues, I now have a photo album containing over 11,000 images. GOOD STUFF! Now the Bad News! In looking closely at my pictures (Actual size view) I notice serious loss of detail and blurring that I don't see on the same monitor when I open the same files in Photoshop (Actual Pixels view). Why is this happening? Is there some display setting in WPG and WLPG that needs to be changed? |
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05-01-2008
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Newbie
Join Date: May 2008
Vista Ultimate x32
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Aha! Problem solved - I think.
Should've looked at previous posts on this forum more closely. One post about issues with color profiles contained the solution. I didn't see the connection because I had been having the problem with old scanned-in B/W images. The solution is not in settings for WPG, but in the setting for the default color profile Check out: Windows Live Photo & Video Blog : Frequently Asked Questions |
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