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These are Shelf Management images. These images are not for advertising but are used for planograming in the Shelf Management industry. See similar questions...

Blurry images are generally due to one or all of the following three causes. The subject was not in focus, the camera was moving at the time of the exposure, the image was captured at too low a resolution. Out of focus images are by far the biggest problem with most of the images we see on the internet, we strongly urge you to learn to focus your camera. It will probably require you to dig out and spend some time with your camera's user manual. See similar questions...

Internet copying. Except for some of the abstracts, I guarantee each and every one of my prints to be as clear and vivid as if you were looking through a window! At my shows, one of the most frequent questions I'm asked is if my photographs are real, because they appear so perfect. My images are all actual photographs and are not graphically enhanced or manipulated in any way. What you see is exactly what I saw when I took the picture. See similar questions...

WinImages is an aspect-correct program. It reads the DPI (dots-per-inch) settings from an image file and uses them to set the ratio of width to height for display. Some programs do not set these values in the image file correctly, and as a result, the image will appear distorted. The solution is to select "Change Image Info" from the menus and edit the DPI setting. If you want the change to be permanent, you'll need to re-save the image. See similar questions...

A: Right-click on "Desktop," then click "Settings." Select "Colors" and make sure that the level is set to 1024x768 at 24-bit true color or higher. See similar questions...

Please connect the LCD Panel directly to the computer (eliminate any extension cables or splitter box). If you connect it to a notebook/laptop, please connect it directly to the notebook (eliminate the docking station). Please use "The Auto Adjust" on the User's Controls' OSD (On Screen Display); please refer to the User's Manual. Note: 12" LCD Panel does not have this control; so you have the "Phase" and "Clock" manually; please refer to the User's Manual. See similar questions...

Blurry images are often the result of movement during image capture. Either the camera was not held still ? a phenomenon called "camera shake" ? or the subject was moving and the camera did not fire with a fast enough shutter speed to freeze the action. See similar questions...

Stenciled designs that are not crisp usually mean that you are overloading your brush. Loading your brush with too much paint is by far the most common mistake that is made by both beginners and pros. Dip the tips of the bristles of your brush into the paint. Using a paper towel remove most of the paint from the brush by swirling the brush into the paper towel. See similar questions...

It could be that your monitor's brightness or contrast needs altering. Check the calibration checker at the bottom of this page. See similar questions...

This website is optimized for computer monitors displaying at least 800 by 600 pixels at 24 bit color (16.7 million colors). On a Windows-based computer, you may change your display settings by going to the Start menu and choosing Control Panel --> Display --> Settings. Make sure that your display resolution is set to at least 800 x 600 pixels at 24 bit color. If the images still look dark, then please see below. See similar questions...

If your image is not the maximum size for the gallery page your thumbnail may be distorted. This exaggeration is most noticeable in vertical images. If you want to avoid the distortion please make a box in Photoshop that is 447 pixels wide and 350 pixels high that is white. Then save this newly generated file as the file for the registry. This will help ease any distortion that may occur. See similar questions...

It is possible you have the Flash Mode set to one of the Slow Sync modes (lighting bolt with the word Slow). Slow synchronization flash sets a slow shutter speed for the background exposure and fires the flash for the subject exposure. Since the shutter speed is slow, your subject should be still and the camera should be on a tripod otherwise blur can result. See similar questions...

Make sure the images you upload are large enough resolution. At least 550 pixels along the longest dimension. Also, make sure your computer is not running any kind of "accelerator" programs. These programs are most common with aol and earthlink and "speed up" your download speed by reducing image quality. See similar questions...

On a Mac, Go into the monitor panel and change the colors choice to a 16 bits color. On a PC running Windows 98: Go to the desktop, click the right mouse button and select "properties"., Click on the "settings" tab, then under "color palette," choose 16-bit color. Click on the "apply" button, then "OK." See similar questions...

If you're using America Online, you probably have image compression turned on. Although this makes the photos download faster, it drastically reduces their quality. Consult the America Online instructions and turn off image compression to see the photos at full sharpness. (If these words look blurry also, consider buying a new monitor or consulting an eye doctor.) See similar questions...

Connect the LCD Panel directly to the computer (eliminate any extension cables or splitter box). If you connect it to a notebook/laptop, please connect it directly to the notebook (eliminate the docking station). Use "The Auto Adjust" on the User's Controls' OSD (On Screen Display); please refer to the User's Manual. Connect the display to a different computer. If it works on this computer, the video card could be bad in the original computer. See similar questions...

If you are using the Enhanced Preview workflow images will print at the same rate that your images would normally print at, however if you are using the IVUE or FlashPix workflow then the images should print faster because only the information that your printer needs is being sent. If your printer is not Postscript compatible then you should disable the "Print Separations" option in the PPXT preferences dialog box. See similar questions...

The Imaging software that comes with Windows 95/98/NT/2000 is usually the default TIFF editor that launches automatically when you double click on a fax. This application can read and print our TIFF files properly. When you install certain applications, like Corel Draw or Microsoft Publisher, they replace the default TIFF editor with their own. See similar questions...