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    Distinguished Contributor
    RNDPIS
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    Registered: ‎09-09-2010

    Resolution of Inserted Image

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    07-30-2012 02:38 AM

    Is there any option to change the resolution of an inserted image (jpg, bmp, png etc.) in revit interface? Please see the attachments. Thanks in advance.

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    parveen.revit
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    Registered: ‎09-29-2010

    Re: Resolution of Inserted Image

    07-30-2012 04:02 AM in reply to: RNDPIS

    simple answer in no, you can't do ti after inserting.

    Parveen_Intec_Infocom (BIM, CAD, GIS, QS Services' Provider)
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    RNDPIS
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    Re: Resolution of Inserted Image

    07-30-2012 11:34 PM in reply to: parveen.revit

    Is there any add-ins to solve this problem?

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    parveen.revit
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    Re: Resolution of Inserted Image

    07-31-2012 08:46 PM in reply to: RNDPIS

    most probably NO.

    Parveen_Intec_Infocom (BIM, CAD, GIS, QS Services' Provider)
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    Re: Resolution of Inserted Image

    07-31-2012 11:49 PM in reply to: RNDPIS

    You can always change the resolution of an imported image. 

    Or any image for that matter.

     

    Resolution just means how tightly the pixels were packed together

    when the image was created. The tighter the pixels are packed

    together, the sharper and more vivid the colors. Stretch an image

    out larger and the pixels get farther apart and the picture loses its

    sharpness and looks dull.

     

    Try importing a large image into Revit and then shrink it down

    with its grips and watch it get sharp and vivid. That's what changing

    the resolution is.

     

     

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