Image quality really bad on exporting

after creatingt the webpage i export the file into HTML and images. But what i see is that the images are of really bad quality. How can i rectify this problem. Any help is much appreciated.
thanks in advance.

Before exporting, click on the preview button at the top of the document window, and then open the optimize panel. With the Optimize panel open, click on the slices over each of the images to try out the different image formats and compression settings. When you are satisfied with the way they will look when exported, choose File > Export.

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I am exporting images for a slideshow to make in DVD Studio Pro for my final outputted project.
The problem is that the images look really choppy and very bad. They look interlaced.
I'm working with NTSC DV. Is this normal?
Would it help is I made a Freeze Frame in FCP, then exported it as an image?
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OS X 10.4.5
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QT 7.0.4
Thanks

hi fcp - I take them straight off the tl and go into photoshop with them to tidy them up. Use the deinterlace filter in ps.

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during export there are so many options to choose from and me being a caveman when it comes to computers have a hard time understanding what things i need for the best quality video
btw i am using videos from OBS not footage from a camera or anything
i have an okay computer atleast that is what my friends say
if you need the computer info just ask and i will happily help but remember to talk to me like a child when explaining any solutions for the quality
please i really need help

have a hard time understanding
Be sure to look up the definition of every word you don't fully understand. Never read past a word you don't know the meaning of, get it defined. And it's not always just the technical words people have a hard time with. A good rule of thumb is that if you can't come up with a definition in three seconds, you really need to look it up. I recommend the following site:
OneLook Dictionary Search
Another tip is to learn things in the proper sequence. It makes no sense to learn how to use a camera's iris if you don't even know how to turn it on yet. So start at the beginning and go in order.
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Yes I'm aware of it, I have tried it with the ipod setting as well as the hd setting and in hd all I got was audio. I'm trying one in 720 now and will see if this setting is any better

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I'm having the same problem. About 4 out of every ten images are exported at half the resolution of the rest -- looking at the images in Photoshop each apparent "pixel" is actually 2 x 2 pixels across.
This occurs both at "high" and "maximum" settings, the images are still borked and the only difference is the resultant file size.
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Hey Greg,
The output is in a way dependent on your input. If your project settings selection and the image/footage size are not in sync, the output is definately gonna be distorted. Try keeping project settings as close as possible to the image size and the output will be good.
Thanks
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Yes I did remove the protective film from the camera cover.
And Yes, I deed clean the glass in front of the camera.
But the 8M camera produces images worse than a 0.1 megapixel webcam!
Is this normal? Anything I can do?
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https://twitter.com/joosteto/status/242554441247641600/photo/1/large
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
Picture 007.jpg ‏491 KB

I haven't touched any of the settings so they all are default values, but I'll list the current setting here anyway:
(my phone switched to Dutch language, and I don't know how to revert it to EN, so I'll try to translate the entries here)
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sorry about the shout. thanks for the great feedback, you guys are awesome.
ok, so here is the info:
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