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Subject: Re: FLASH: Imported png is STILL dithered in Movie
From: Hal Medrano
Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 21:11:34 +0100

Hi Kathy,

I appreciate you posting the solution to your problem. This is a nice way
to tie up a discussion thread. It sounds like the "group mind" was able to
arrive at a production process that'll avoid this kind of problem for ALL of
us in the future.

Regards,

Hal

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>From: "Kathy Reddin" <kreddinatpaymethods [dot] com>
>To: <flasheratchinwag [dot] com>
>Subject: RE: FLASH: Imported png is STILL dithered in Movie
>Date: Mon, Sep 11, 2000, 9:26 AM
>

> Whew! Thanks for all the help!
> Here's what I did to solve the dithering problem:
> 1) First I re-saved my embossed circle out of PhotoShop again and tested it
> with different settings. PNG-24 Transparency was the best, but that didn't
> fix the problem when I updated the imported file.
> 2) I checked to see if I was scaling the image down to a smaller size after
> I imported it....BINGO! That was the problem.
> 3) I resized my image in PhotoShop and exported as a PNG-24 Transparency
> again (it took several tries to get it the right size I needed).
> 4) I imported the resized PNG and created another layer to test it. In a
> side by side comparison, the scaled version was dithered and the untouched
> one looked great!
>
> Thanks to everyone who helped! I'm a new member of the group and look
> forward to all the great advise!

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