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08-23-2006, 06:38 PM
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jpg & png quallity issues.
Version: Powered by PhotoPlog Lite v.2.0.5
Browsers: Firefox and IE Problem: Quallity issues with png and jpg hey, First i would like to say thanks for this great gallery, it a shame it has this small problem. The .pngs Original: http://www.bratz-designs.com/forums/.../1_britney.png Full view: http://www.imgplaza.com/uploads/398318876c.jpg Gallery view: http://www.imgplaza.com/uploads/38e7c54ef9.jpg The .jpgs Original: http://www.bratz-designs.com/forums/...index.php?n=14 Gallery view: http://www.imgplaza.com/uploads/4e4ae6d888.jpg I think the quallitly loss can be seen, I have sent the settings in admincp to 100. I hope you know a sollution. Mark Stegeman 
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08-23-2006, 06:45 PM
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I have uploaded a example in you gallery:
http://www.photoplog.com/demo/pro/index.php?n=96
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08-24-2006, 12:57 AM
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Is it original PNGs and JPGs, or just PNGs, that are affected? GIFs can have 256 colors and transparency, JPGs can have many more colors but no transparency, and PNGs can run the gamut, so I've got PNGs uploading as GIFs and I'm thinking that it might just be PNGs that do that fade thing.
Untested, but in the PhotoPlog functions.php file find and add the part in bold, and see if it prevents the fade: Code:
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08-24-2006, 09:17 AM
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I am afraid that didnt work
Its both jpg and png....is there a way to have them not upload as gifs? Last edited by bratzer; 08-24-2006 at 09:19 AM..
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08-25-2006, 12:53 PM
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JPGs don't upload as GIFs, just PNGs are limited to GIFs but the code change in post three should remove that.
One thing about your original image is that when I tried to copy-paste the image from my browser into my image program, it had those boxes in it, though I don't see the boxes in the browser. What I did instead was take a shreenshot, and then I created my own GIF, JPG, and PNG versions of the image for upload. Here are the results:
The only thing I can think of is that there is something 'boxy' going on with images you are using that GD can 'see' so images get faded on upload.
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