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jpnitey

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Feb 18, 2009
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Keynote 09 images are not particularly clear on screen using a Sharp XH PH70X projector.
Desk Top and Screen Saver images are exceptionally clear. These are the same images!
Have matched resolution to the projector (1024 / 768)


JPNitey
 

jpnitey

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Feb 18, 2009
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Keynote and projector

thanks for the reply
seems like the image is simply not as good a quality as that on the desk top - maybe I am just being overly fussy!
 

Mal

macrumors 603
Jan 6, 2002
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Yeah, it's not going to be as good. Think about this logically for a second: if you have 1024x768 pixels on a 13/15-inch screen, then you take those same 1024x768 pixels and put them on a 60/100-inch screen, then the pixels are logically going to be much larger. As an example, if the pixels were one mm on the smaller display (which is a good bit larger then they actually are, but just to make the math easier), then on the larger display they would be approximately 4-6mm, depending on the actual relative measurements. That is why the projector will always look blurrier unless you can get a very high resolution one.

jW
 

IJ Reilly

macrumors P6
Jul 16, 2002
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The other possible issue is that the projector resolution is not the same as the one you set for Keynote when you created the presentation. This is a frequent source of pixelated projected images. Also, if you are truly fussy about this, and you have access to the projector, I'd recommend creating a ColorSync profile for it.
 

Consultant

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Jun 27, 2007
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thanks for the reply
seems like the image is simply not as good a quality as that on the desk top - maybe I am just being overly fussy!

What are the slide size? Default is 1024x768 but perhaps you have them at a different setting?
 
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