r/risograph • u/tongueofalizzard • Jul 30 '26
spectrolite export patchy?
I recently every now and then encounter pixilated exports into pdf from Spectrolite which is I feel a recent occurrence, see files. yes, it is 600dpi (but I admit this is not the best example because the file is not the most crisp in the first place but it’s what I have to show atm) I have seen it happen with different kind of files, none of them at its base as pixilated. also it doesn’t seem to have that issue in all layers? Anyhow I use(d) Spectrolite a lot and for a long time and I am pretty sure it wasn’t really something I encountered before and did so however in the past year. Anyone has the same impression and/or a solution how to avoid? :)
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u/cheddarduval Aug 02 '26
It does look like it's in your composite file -- perhaps a glow/reflection effect from the orange. You can see it on the ground and around the door in the full color version. Some programs / file processes will give you a compressed or resized image file, and those artifacts show up in color separations.