Blurry Images when Placing

When I place images on triggers or slideshows or anything in general, the images appear at a very low quality and very blurry (even if I don't re-size them in Muse). My images are 300dpi and I've tried placing both jpgs and pngs. But the resolution is very bad when I place them. How can I fix this?

giulial92162650 perhaps turn off the "Convert opaque PNG to JPEG" option in the Content panel of Site Properties?

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