Low image resolution in ipad

I had the new iPad for 3 months now but recently when emailing photos taken with the iPad to friends has been changed from 1936x2592 to 240x320. I couldn't find any settings to change the image resolutions. I am not sure why the resolution is being compress while emailing to people.

Thanks for your reply
The issue is the pictures (e.g. employee photos) are saved in Database as BLOB data type.
The report is loading employee photo into the report (e.g. employee card), but the loaded picture is coming up with much less quality than the original.

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Will there be a fix to the low image resolutions in Photostream between the iPhone?

Photostream problems arise in the highly inadequate process Apple has currently set up. Once an image is taken by an iPhone they are automatically uploaded to photostream....
...This is where the troubles begin.
Should you then download that newly taken/uploaded image to an iPad (iOs) via Photostream for the purpose of editing, it will have it's resolution reduced automatically (no choice of the user). Converserly, should you download that same newly taken/uploaded image via Photostream onto your desktop/laptop (MacOs), surprisingly it will be the original size in which it was taken w/ no reductions in the resolution.
WHY?
Apple, please fix this, otherwise this makes using photostream on my ipad for image transfer/edit (for larger screen real estate), totally obsolete!
This is very frustrating as this is one of the main reasons why I purchased an ipad in the first place.

IPhoto on the iPad does support RAW images by the way, and other apps too.
That depends on what you are calling "support". If you read the iPhoto documentation carefully, you will see, that iPhoto does not do any more than import and store the raw files, but cannot edit the. For browsing the embedded jpeg preview will be displayed, and if you edt the raw image, the edited image will be derived from the jpeg preview. The raw file will never be developed.
See: Using RAW images with iPhoto for iOS: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5182
When you import a RAW image to your iPad, iPhoto will display only the JPEG version of the image embedded in the RAW file. When editing a RAW image in iPhoto, the edits are derived from the embedded JPEG, and saved in JPEG format.
You cannot email RAW images from iPhoto, but you can share unedited RAW images to iTunes:
Tap one of the photos you want to share to iTunes.
Tap the share icon, and select iTunes from the options that appear.
Follow the prompts to select one or more images to send to iTunes.
In iTunes, select your device, and choose Apps.
Scroll down to File Sharing.
Select iPhoto, and then your photos. Click "Save to...".
If you made any edits to your image, iPhoto will send a JPEG version to iTunes instead.
If you import RAW+JPEG images, iPhoto will display and export the JPEG version.
Nowhere is stated, that iPhoto can process raw images.
With respect to the photo stream - believe, I am not happy with it, as it is. My post was meant to support your statement.
The IOS devices are computers, but not yet up to serious, high resolution image processing. Everything is reduced to smaller resolutions and only easy to navigate, if you only work with a small set set of images, not with a large photo library, which is o.k. for web sharing and emailing, but not for preprocessing the images for further edits on your computer.
Just try to delete 500 images at once from the iPad, when you are running out of storage. You will have to select them one by one, to delete them.

Image resolution on ipad 2

I am a Photographer with an ipad 2
My question is my pictures on my sdcard are 4,592 x 3,056 resolution of 350 and when they are on my computer it confirms that .
But when i put the sdcard on my ipad and dowload them the picture remains 4,592 x 3,056 but does the resolution stay at 350 dpi or is it reduced to
72 dpi .

Yeah, but then how do you differentiate (refer to a particular model) if they all have the same names?
So, do I just say, "I got the 5th iPad" or "I go the 2nd iPad?"
Again, Apple going with a generic name just makes it confusing!!
I'm surprised why they just dont name all their products, "iOS!" (heh)...
I rememeber the good old days when they had names/numbers, like "Power Mac 8500," or "Power Mac 9600" or "Mac Quadra." (heh).
That you can tell the difference.

Low image resolution makes photos blurry ...

What ever happened to the hi-res image sync feature in iTunes?
I remember that there used to be an option to sync full-size images, now I just noticed that all my images recently got "downgraded" to a rather small size, so any zooming in makes them way too blurry.
When was the hi-res import removed from iTunes?
Or did I miss a new feature in 8.0.2 ?

How can I avoid the images getting all blurred out, when I choose to reduce the image sizes?
The system is compressing with lossy JPEG which produces problems if the data you input is already compressed with lossy JPEG. Or in other words, you get double lossy compression.
Having seen a string of similar questions, I showed how to configure a custom Quartz compression but a custom Quartz compression cannot be configured to work with the save as PDF service in Apple Pages.
Therefore, if you wish to customise control of compression, you have to do so before placing the photograph(s) in Apple Pages. The custom compression described below will work in Apple Preview when you save your photograph as PDF, before placing in Apple Pages.
ColorSync and Core Image can do this and that, but Apple applications don't appear to have hooks into what Apple system software can achieve.
/hh
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2060517&tstart=15

Continuous tone image resolution lower than specified

The following message was posted in the incorrect forum; no legitimate solution to the problem was ever posted. I am re-posting it, as this is the same exact problem I am having, right down to the OS and version of Acrobat. Could someone please explain to me what this means and whether or not I should be concerned about it? I will also get two different kinds of results... one is a single number effective ppi on this error, such as 199, (which results in 200ppi if run through PitStop), and a two-number effective ppi, which we haven't been able to decipher, such as 501.357/179.55ppi (which should be a hi-resolution image).
Help?
Amy Carolyn Watson
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>Nikola Viereckel - 09:45pm Dec 9, 2007 Pacific
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>Hi - I have recently discovered the above error message when I
>check my distilled press quality pdf in preflight. I am using
>a PC and Version 7.0 of distiller and acrobat. The images are
>300dpi and are in my documents at 100% or lower, so there should
>be no resolution issues. The pdf itself looks fine, but the
>preflight does not. I find if I export out of InDesign (CS2)
>then I do not get the same error message, but this is not my
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>Any ideas? I the only thoughts I have had is to reinstall
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>Cheers
>Nikola

> All text should export as vector, since it's all on a layer above any kind of image.
Is there any transparency in the text, though? If you float text over
an image with transparency, it MUST be exported as an image. If it is
floated over vector art with transparency, it MIGHT.
It's easy to assume that just because something is on top, it doesn't
ever need to be flattened. This is not in fact true.
>
>I am a little concerned: is this a flaw in the Acrobat Program?
You mean in its preflight? Unlikely, it isn't rocket science to
calculate ppi, so the numbers are probably right.
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>Where is this "Continuous tone image resolution" turned on/off? Why is it important?
That's probably a reference to Distiller settings. I think we've
established that you aren't using Distiller.
>
>Is InDesignCS2 flattening to low transparency settings, even though my settings dictate high?
You'd probably need to ask in the InDesign forum. But bear in mind
that the flattener is free to use lower resolution if it thinks that
is all that is needed for particular effects.
Maybe you could reopen the PDF in Illustrator, and use that to select
the images in the flattened page. Might illuminate what is going on.
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Iphoto says that my image resolution is to low, but my resolution is fine at 800 x 800 at 300 dpi... is this still to low....?
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alex333:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Too low for what? Is this for a print, book, calendar?
The resolution iPhoto is requiring is shown in iPhoto: Minimum Picture Resolution For Ordering Quality Prints. Basically the important number is the number of pixels in the length and width, dpi aside.
So your image is 800 x 800 pixels. A 4" x 4" picture would give you 200 dpi. For a 6 x 6" picture that would drop down to 150 dpi, etc.

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I would like to be able to lower the video quality on iTunes U so that I can watch a lecture over a slower connection. It is kind of the same thing with YouTube. I never use the YouTube app because I can't change the video quality; I just use the web version where I can. I mainly use my iPad to watch lectures but I would also like to be able lower quality for my iPhone and my MacBook Air.

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Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "fixed content". What is the difference between that and buying or renting video from another source? I only have this issue with iTunes content. And I can watch this same content on my computer which is on the same wifi. My only problem is apple tv and iTunes.
And although they tell you to lower your resolution I don't think the movie was available in any format except HD.
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Iphoto 2 reduces image quality on iPad Air

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Not sure which component is the real problem ... and no, I'm not talking about file size (I know they are reduced) - I talk about dpi
So here's my old setup:
Nikon 5000 (image quality fine), iPad 3, Connection Kit for SD card, iPhoto on iOS 6
... with that setup I was able to save my edited pictures back to camera roll and the still had 300 dpi
My current setup:
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Just found an interesting article that may be the solution of my problem:
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/icloud-photo-stream-and-image -quality/
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That should explain it and I have to remember to edit directly in the camera roll and the next time.
So it's not a big deal ... I still have all the originals and will save them somewere in my Dropbox if I need them in higher resolution. At least I know I have to change my re-work behavior in the future.

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If the space the image is placed in is smaller then the image size then our servers scale it down to fit. The best thing to do is make sure the image is not wider than the page and not taller than the space. Also save it at a lower web dpi so we don't reprocess it on the server.
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Hi: I have a ipad 2 and when taking are blurry photos in low image quality. I have to do something to improve the image quality?
I wait your comments...Thanks.

Two main points:
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2. Remember the photo is actually taken when you release the shutter ("take photo") button. Make sure you do not move the iPad when you release the button.

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No, I know exactly what is going on here. Back in december I was away on vacation and was using my iPad to copy all the raw images from my camera SD cards over to a ftp at home. I after the first few attempts I was noticing I was "uploading" a 5kX3k image in resolution, but mobile safari would only have a greatly reduced image uploaded. Luckily I was able to check on a laptop and saw that all my EXIF data was being preserved with the original image resolution. What I believe is happening is that the Mobile Safari in iOS devices have a scaling function on images so that it will preserve some of the image quality without having to wait for long periods of time to load an image. Your images are still the same size as the original upload, it is optimizing the image for viewing because you should not need a 1:1 pixel representation of LARGE images in mobile safari, if you do then you should be using a different device.

Problem with image resolution with larger screen size

I was working on Basic Lens Sample (Basic
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Just had couple of questions on this:
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Hello,
For you first question, we can use
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Models folder in the project.
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>> So how to adjust screen resolutions for catering different smartphones with different resolutions and screen sizes.
You can get an appropriate resolution image and let the OS downscale it for you. You can find the support resolution in the following link. Go to Supported resolutions section.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/jj206974(v=vs.105).aspx.
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Support for higher resolution on iPad?

I realise the latest 1.2 release increased the maximum resolution supported to 2048x2048 at the expense of the number of layers supported.
Are there any plans to extend this further, even if it only means supported say 4 layers? Most of my image editing apps (iPhoto, FilterStorm, Photogene etc.) can support my Nikon 12.2MP images without reduction and output at the full size so it seems this is still a limitation with Photoshop Touch which can only support a 3rd of this resolution.

AndyWhiteford wrote:
I'm fine with how Adobe hace approached this. My point is I have managed to edit full 12MP images on the iPad in these other apps and output at full size without any issues at all. I appreciate the image size will have a direct impact on the layers supported due to the limitations of available RAM but even if they limited it to 2 layers, you would at least have the choice of being able to edit these images in Photoshop Touch. Even if they disabled layers entirely for large images, it would still be a benefit being able to use this application to edit images as opposed to switching to different apps depending on the task at hand.
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