Hi again all:
In Photoshop 7...if I rotate an object to ANY angle other than true vertical or horizontal, I get what I call "The Jaggies"; sawtooth junk along the edges. Am I missing some kind of resolution setting in P/7? Or is this maybe some kind of PC resolution issue? Screen resolution is set at 1024x768; I've set it higher, but it doesn't seem to make any difference. If it will help, I can paste an example on a web page and attach the link here.
If someone can shed a little light on this, it would be greatly appreciated...seems like there should be some better way (other than one pixel at a time) to clean up the dirty edges of an image (which doesn't work all that great, anyway).
FYI: I'm not using TINY images: Most are in the several- hundred-pixels range.
Thanks in advance,
Garry
In Photoshop 7...if I rotate an object to ANY angle other than true vertical or horizontal, I get what I call "The Jaggies"; sawtooth junk along the edges. Am I missing some kind of resolution setting in P/7? Or is this maybe some kind of PC resolution issue? Screen resolution is set at 1024x768; I've set it higher, but it doesn't seem to make any difference. If it will help, I can paste an example on a web page and attach the link here.
If someone can shed a little light on this, it would be greatly appreciated...seems like there should be some better way (other than one pixel at a time) to clean up the dirty edges of an image (which doesn't work all that great, anyway).
FYI: I'm not using TINY images: Most are in the several- hundred-pixels range.
Thanks in advance,
Garry