Image Quality Really Bad

[mystycs]

I have this site I created and when the images output the image
quality shows up really poor. Here is an example.

http://bit.ly/o2zILh

The image has distortions in some areas and seems very blurry.


Any idea as to how i may fix this? Or how i can up the quality?

I am using dompdf and turning it into jpg

[BrianS]

Is this the original image or the one with quality issues. I see the quality issues, but I want to make sure it's not due to something other than DOMPDF.

So what is your process? You create a PDF from a web page using DOMPDF. Then, afterwards you convert that into a PNG?

Note: this post would be more appropriate in the dompdf support group. The purpose of this group is to discuss the internals of dompdf and future development.

[mystycs]

Well the images i use are high quality and dont have those fuzzy things once i actually generated the image it produces that. What i have it do is create into a pdf then it creates into a jpg.

[Woody Gilk]

This could be caused by using the wrong method of resizing images
using GD, but I have not checked the source to confirm this theory.

Specifically using imagecopyresized() instead of imagecopyresampled()
would cause a more negative impact on a reduction resize.

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[Mark Stein]

Where can i change this setting by any chance what file would it be in?

[BrianS]

On Wednesday, August 17, 2011 7:49:51 PM UTC-4, shadowhand wrote:

On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 11:32 AM, mystycs <mys...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well the images i use are high quality and dont have those fuzzy things once
> i actually generated the image it produces that. What i have it do is create
> into a pdf then it creates into a jpg.

This could be caused by using the wrong method of resizing images
using GD, but I have not checked the source to confirm this theory.

Specifically using imagecopyresized() instead of imagecopyresampled()
would cause a more negative impact on a reduction resize.

We don't really use imagecopyresized()/imagecopyresampled(). imagecopy() is used for certain functionality, but I don't think that's the problem. It could be more an issue of going from the source to PDF to JPG.

mystycs, if you view the PDF in a viewer how does the image look? Is there any reason you can't go directly from the source image to the destination?