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#61 sikarkades

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Posted 25 May 2009 - 08:03 PM

I did not notice a difference except for the file size. What would the expected file size be for a standard sling plastic or something of that nature? Just so I know I am keeping them small enough. Right now they are probably too large. I have been gaining alot of experience with photoshop with this project and can see a major improvement over my earlier attempts. Here are two finished plastic pieces that are open for critique. I think i have the anti alias thing figured out.

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#62 wtiger

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Posted 25 May 2009 - 09:53 PM

QUOTE (sikarkades @ May 25 2009, 01:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I did not notice a difference except for the file size. What would the expected file size be for a standard sling plastic or something of that nature? Just so I know I am keeping them small enough. Right now they are probably too large. I have been gaining alot of experience with photoshop with this project and can see a major improvement over my earlier attempts. Here are two finished plastic pieces that are open for critique. I think i have the anti alias thing figured out.

Thanks again


I think the file size has two issues. The actual size of the table file for people to download if they are not on a fast internet connection (plus bandwidth on the forum) and the second possibly how much computer/video ram the image uses up when playing. I really have no idea what would be a good size compromise for quality high a higher resolution vs the file size.