Images getting blurred inside GridLayout(Solved)
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One more question,
Do we always need to use high pixel image for any application. Because i think for big screens, if we use lower pixel images it will get blurried or distorted.
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It looks ok on my system.
if you use an image with 144*28 pixels and you want it to be stretched to eg. 10 times that size it's normal you get rectangles for every pixel and not more detail.
you could use vector images instead (svg). in that case the pixels are calculated, but i'm not sure this is the right direction to go.
what does your image represent? text, symbols?
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see the forum help "link":http://qt-project.org/wiki/ForumHelp#b642e0c67b7a32cc0b833ea119693dce
for some tips on using images on the forum
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Thank you.
The images are coloured background images and i am using QML Text element for writing text above it. My friend asked me to use rectangle instead of images and give appropriate colours to these rectangles to make it similar to the previous images. Using rectangle is looking good and it resolves the resizing issue and all.
But i think using rectangles instead of images is not a professional way because we have used photoshop to create these images and it takes lots of efforts to do so. I think using images is the right way and it is what the UI/UX development meant for.
what do you think ?Ansif
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[quote author="Eddy" date="1398159946"]see the forum help "link":http://qt-project.org/wiki/ForumHelp#b642e0c67b7a32cc0b833ea119693dce
for some tips on using images on the forum[/quote]
Hey,
I will definitely check this.Ansif
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[quote author="ansifpi" date="1398160681"]Thank you.
The images are coloured background images and i am using QML Text element for writing text above it. My friend asked me to use rectangle instead of images and give appropriate colours to these rectangles to make it similar to the previous images. Using rectangle is looking good and it resolves the resizing issue and all.
But i think using rectangles instead of images is not a professional way because we have used photoshop to create these images and it takes lots of efforts to do so. I think using images is the right way and it is what the UI/UX development meant for.
what do you think ?Ansif[/quote]
sounds good. just make sure you take an image with enough detail for yor target screens as you did.
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Thank you. I will make this thread as solved. Thanks again for your help.
See you..
