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Subject: Problems with Blurry Exports from Bryce

sagestl opened this issue on Jan 13, 2001 · 5 posts
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sagestl ( ) posted Sat, 13 January 2001 at 2:25 PM · edited Mon, 13 January 2025 at 10:44 AM

For some reason, my exports from Bryce (into any format- GIF, JPEG, etc.) on one of my pictures come out blurry/hazy. The render is very clear, but I get a strange blurring effect when I save the file... One might think it was my environment settings, but wouldn't the rendered image be unclear then, as well? Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Prizm Break ( ) posted Sat, 13 January 2001 at 7:25 PM

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Over compressing? save it in bryce as a .bmp, then convert it in an image editor, such as photoshop. Bryce makes horrible jpgs.The image is an exageratted sample of the difference.

thenodemaster ( ) posted Sat, 13 January 2001 at 10:50 PM

Yes, Prizm Break is right. Bryce's JPG save sucks! I do all my stuff as TIFFs. That is nice and crip for the color laser printer.

Flickerstreak ( ) posted Mon, 15 January 2001 at 12:11 PM

yes yes yes! Bryce's image exporters are horrible. Convert to a web-friendly format using any other program, such as PhotoShop, PhotoPaint, Paint Shop Pro, Debabelizer, anything except bryce!!!

adamite ( ) posted Tue, 16 January 2001 at 11:21 PM

Try using the render to file option in the file menu, save the image as a tiff or photoshop file or something, and set the DPI up high. (whatever u require) or if feasible, use these options and set antialaising to fine art. Or, (yah, theres more) you could turn of the antialaising on specific objects in the scene and then render it 2 file....

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