On November 15, 2006 at 13:47, mburwen said...
Lowpro, what software did you use to increase the pixel
density on your logos? Did you have to do the scaling
in stages or were you able to do it in one step? What
resizing algorithm did you use (if you know it)?
I didn't increase the pixel density of my logos. I simply increased their size by 100% using the "Resample Image->Bicubic Smooth" option in Photoshop. As I said, the images once resized look horrible in the editor. Once downloaded to the TSU9600 however, they are taking up the same amount of space visually as they do on the TSU7500's screen. As a result, they appear much, much sharper than they do in the editor on my computer monitor.
On November 15, 2006 at 13:47, mburwen said...
You said "look very poor in the editor . . but retain
sharpness." Why do they look any different in the editor
than on the device? Doesn't the editor provide a reasonably
accurate picture of what the finished product looks like?
Seems that way when I view the sample files on my screen.
See my edited reply (Post #9) two prior to this one. It answers your questions in this regard.
Last edited by Lowpro
on November 15, 2006 16:53.
