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But it sure seems like it tends to knock down the quality of the images.īut yeah, I just set up my own format/template (though I haven't figured out how to use that as the automatic startup file/format), so I just open that and duplicate pages to make sure I maintain the same format with each page.Īnyway, one thing I learned is the most important thing in the entire universe when it comes to Comic Life is the "Inspector" tool (top right). However I'm not sure if it actually gives you the high resolution. And when you drag 'n drop your image onto the page you can resize it to fit the 4k size. You can specify a user resolution for the pages, so for example you could have your pages as, say, 4k sizes. Yeah, that's been one of my biggest gripes, though I haven't researched it much. How has your experience been with maintaining image quality? I briefly tried ComicLife 3 until I discovered that it exports production renders at a diminished resolution than what you import. I've been using Comic Life 3 for a little bit, and I love it. Now you should have a completely blank page where you can drag and drop your image and do whatever you need with balloons and text you won't be constrained by the templates because you won't be using them. This will turn your page to landscape format. This will bring up the page setup optionsĥ) On that page setup options menu, choose "Orientation: Landscape" from the options. This depends in part on how you have the program set up, but:Ģ) From the Template Chooser, choose "Blank" - NOT "Blank with Styles", because you don't want to use the layouts.ģ) This should open up a page called "Untitled" with all of the balloons at the bottom and so on.Ĥ) Go to File menu > Page Setup. Also, I'm trying to import an image to use instead of having to use their layout, so I can just put the text bubbles right on top.
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The only "landscape" that I can get is with a small panel when I want to have the full image.
But I need a full landscap page to work with. Almost everything in there is fairly self explanatory.
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