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HI ALLZ,
WELL, i'm using corel since 9, but i always getting problem when i try to save/export the image or anything i made in corel but i lost the color quality i don't know why could someone help pls.....i want to make a baaner for a website but when i try to save it in JPG/Gif/PNG i lost the color, i keep the resolution at 300dpi i don't know what happening pls someone help..
thanks in advance.
Hi zarifkhan.
Are you loosing all color, or the colors are just changing in tone or such?
Just guessing since I can't see an example, but perhaps your problem has to do with a difference in color models. When you're exporting your JPG/GIF/PNG, check to make sure the color matches the color model your using in your drawing. If you're using CMYK colors and your exporting as JPG RGB color model, you may very well see a difference.
Best of luck!
oO0ps, sorry a little example, sir, pls check there a green color i just lost some colors but some colors are fine, i will upload some other logos as well but in this logo u will see there a green color is not that one which i want... i selected the dark green when i import it its got some mismatch color.... :(
btw, thanks for your apreciated response...
thx
Hi
gif is limited to 256 colors [also called '8bit'] - if the color you want is not one of these this might be causing the problem.
to check this - export the logo as a png or jpg and make sure that the color is '24 bit' [also known as 'true color']
I do not have corel draw so I cannot be more specific sorry, but there should be an option to set this somewhere.
Like Red says - check you are exporting as RGB.
Also - 96dpi is fine for web - 300dpi will make no difference except to increase its size, and would only be necessary for print
Hope this helps
thanks for your informative reply, well, i also export it in png and jpg but the results are not change the green color not changed.. btw, thanks.....
ok - if RGB (24 bit) dosn't fix it then, if I remember right, there is also an option for ICC profile in the export dialog box - could try changing that - I think it should be ticked but try it both ways
good luck - hope you get it sorted
Would you mind if I looked at your original CDR file? If not, see if you can post it. I'll take a look at it.
thanks, my problem is solved.......by Mr. Alex .....
thanks Mr. Steev and Mr. Redwombat .......
try this link.........
What was the solution that worked for you?
This could prove useful to other members.
Mr. Alex ..... is?
Oo0ps, sorry i just forgot the link :)
here it is .......try
Colour Management in CorelDraw X3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOCp7tT_1PI&feature=user
makes sense - thanks :)
Thanks for posting the link. And worth it for anyone to view.
This is one of the important first steps when setting up your installation of CorelDraw for file & print output. Along with printer profiles, it also allows you to set your monitor colour calibration profiles which are important when editing and printing photographs.
There are some basic video instructions included with CorelDraw that explain Colour Managment and why it is important. I know from experience that it's easy to miss due to just wanting to get on and create a drawing :)