CorelDRAW X6 exporting jpgs - quality settings

[Frog]

I just started playing with X6 and noticed that they have replaced actual desired resolution dpi, with "quality" levels like low, medium and high, or "custom" as a percentage.

Is there a quick reference to actual dpi number setting equivalents?

[ScreenFoo]

The low to high 'quality' is actually how much they compress. (or how little they compress, at the 'highest' quality)

The resolution is still at the bottom--you may have to scroll down depending on 'default' window sizes though.

[Frog]

Thanks. It was more than just scrolling. I had to drop down the options from "Transformations" at the bottom

[Homer]

X6 takes some time to get used to, way more settings to play with and screw up. . .

[ScreenFoo]

I never really looked at that screen very closely--seems like an odd decision to make things like that possible to hide. 

I wonder if it saves them money?  People call and complain because they don't know what "anti-aliased" means, you just tell them to click the little double arrow above it?   

[inkman996]

Same export dialogue as X5 and man it sucks! It is brutally slow because it renders the preview for every change you make.

[ebscreen]

Interesting design Andy.

So far every phone call today has been sent your way! Must be the holidays!

[Frog]

Yeah, it's my design for Columbus day. 

I did get two calls for vinyl, must have been your people!

[ScreenFoo]

I didn't really look at it till EB said something--that is pretty cool.  There's a shop not too far from here that's had a similar type of pre-print shirt for years.  (I have one in Yam    )

http://www.paganapparel.com/pages/store/homeland.htm

[sweetts]

Nice do you screen that sublimate cad?

[Frog]

Digital transfer, but just goofing around. Not a commercial design for me.