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Microsoft PowerPoint - Picture effects influence on resolution


Expert: Geetesh Bajaj - 6/13/2009

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QUESTION: Hi
I use PPT 2007 on Windows.
I insert pictures in high resolution to a page.
Then I give it some kind of picture effect (this is true to almost all the picture. effects of ppt 2007).
After I give the effect, the picture seems to loose its high resolution, and to become blurred.
How can I prevent this phenomenon?
Thanks
Moshe

ANSWER: That's PowerPoint 2007's automatic compression at work. Look here for more specifics:

Disable Automatic Image Compression in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
http://www.scrapbookpresentations.com/ideas/disableimagecompression.html

Have a great day.

Geetesh Bajaj, Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
http://www.indezine.com
http://www.ppted.com


---------- FOLLOW-UP ----------

QUESTION: Thanks for your reply Geetesh.
However, it does not answer my question. Your reply refers to regular picture compression, and I always use it. I, however, was asking about picture resolution going down after I do a picture effect (such as fade, reflection etc). When I do the effect, the picture is getting blurred even if I take the measures mentioned in your reply.
Any advice?
Moshe

Answer
Can you send me the presentation where this happens -- add a picture to the slide, duplicate the slide and add a picture effect so that you end up with a two slide presentation -- one with the picture without being blurred, and the other with the blurred picture.

Then send the presentation to your email address through YouSendIt.com -- you'll receive a download link -- post that here for me to look at the presentation.

Have a great weekend.

Geetesh Bajaj, Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
http://www.indezine.com
http://www.ppted.com

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