"Pixelated" Images

[dcjmb]

I have tried to see if this question has been answered before, but could not locate anything. When I publish my site, purchased stock photo images that appear as clear and concise in preview, appear "pixelated" and fractionated on the web site. No matter what I do (i.e. save in different sizes, etc), I can't seem to overcome it. Any ideas? Thx!
www.hometransitionsolutions.com

[JohnnyD]

I have tried to see if this question has been answered before, but could not locate anything. When I publish my site, purchased stock photo images that appear as clear and concise in preview, appear "pixelated" and fractionated on the web site. No matter what I do (i.e. save in different sizes, etc), I can't seem to overcome it. Any ideas? Thx!
www.hometransitionsolutions.com

This may be because you are dropping them on your built pages and then building them right? I usually upload all of my images to their own folder and use custom scripting to direct the page to grab the images from that folder instead. I have found that this does not cause the degrading of the images.

There are posts on how to do this, but if you need help, let me know.

[davidrosso]

I have tried to see if this question has been answered before, but could not locate anything. When I publish my site, purchased stock photo images that appear as clear and concise in preview, appear "pixelated" and fractionated on the web site. No matter what I do (i.e. save in different sizes, etc), I can't seem to overcome it. Any ideas? Thx!
www.hometransitionsolutions.com

I didn't see anything that looked pixelly (is that a word?). Only thing that looked odd was the "Spring Specials" text but I think that is because you probably used GRAPHIC TEXT, it sometimes looks that way.

[Posylane]

Under the options tab, you should be able to get to something called image smoothness. Slide the bar to max smoothness.

I know exactly what you are talking about. WE by default does always do a smooth job of resizing images. Do the above and it should take care of it.