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exporting pdf vs. jpeg
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I'm attempting to make a banner with two color background, with text containing two different colors - but, with different fonts (in different layers). All told, there are 10 layers, one with zero opacity - I used it as an underlying guide to construct the banner.

When I export it as a jpeg, everything is aligned perfectly - but of course, when you zoom you get the staircasing you expect from a bitmap:

[Image: jpg_banner.jpg]

When I export it as a pdf, it zooms perfectly, again as you would expect from a vector-based image. However, There is some blurring at the border of the two background colors, as if they are blended from misalignment; and there is whitespace at the right and bottom edges. Here is a jpeg snapshot of the pdf, where I've outlined the artifacts:

[Image: pdf_banner.jpg]

When I rendered the pdf, I chose these options:


[Image: export.jpg]

Is there anything I can do differently, to have the pdf render in appearance as the jpeg?

I should add there's issues with font alignment from the various layers. Look at the "!" that trails "HERE". They are different fonts (and different layers) - they align at the base of the text in the jpeg, but not in the pdf.

Is this a bug with GIMP?

Thanks
Dan
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Messages In This Thread
exporting pdf vs. jpeg - by shortmort37 - 01-03-2019, 01:29 AM
RE: exporting pdf vs. jpeg - by rich2005 - 01-03-2019, 09:53 AM
RE: exporting pdf vs. jpeg - by shortmort37 - 01-05-2019, 10:17 PM
RE: exporting pdf vs. jpeg - by rich2005 - 01-06-2019, 02:10 PM

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