Scanning Lineart....

[gem2niki]

I did like 10 test prints with photoshop and manga studio to get try to get a smooth lineart...and all the lines are noticeably pixelated/jagged. Any tips to avoid this?

Finished inking!!! Now for scanning, toning + adding additional pages and cover T_T;;;;

EDIT: Okay....I found out how to get smooth lineart.. with threshold and then converting to bitmap....but then once I transfer it to manga studio or add some tone, it gets pixelated again..... wth. T_T;;;

*ultimate head desk*

Comments

[chupachup.livejournal.com]

I love your determination! :D I can't wait to see the finished product, I'm defffffff picking up a copy at AX !!!!!!! :))))))))) *jumping around*

[gem2niki.livejournal.com]

If i get it done T_T;;; Haha....It would totally suck if I didn't make it >_>;;.


Where's your icon from XD?

[ianoji.livejournal.com]

lol @ chup's venture bros icon

nancy, you're not raising my expectations of manga studio as a program XD aren't there ways to confirm the resolution it's working in and printing at?

[chupachup.livejournal.com]

I have faith that you will :) you're amazing ♥ and even if you didn't, i'd follow you to the ends of the earth so that i'd be able to buy it at the next convention >_>
my icon is from 'the venture brothers' . it's sorta like a crude parody of johnny quest, it's on... i think sunday on adult swim, cartoon network. it's so funny haha <3

[chasiewbao.livejournal.com]

how bout scanning into illustrator and then printing? your pixelated lines sounds like raster vs vector issues. i'd mess around with some illustrator to get better printouts.

[ianoji.livejournal.com]

just thought this too -- is it getting jaggy in the display, or also the print? some programs render the same images differently on screen ;;;;

[miichan00.livejournal.com]

is your resolution 300+ ?
i know on my printer, if it is less, its noticeably fuzzy/pixeled, but once i change the res it's perfectly fine.
hope that helps !

[miichan00.livejournal.com]

also, if you shrink images, make sure you use the bi cubic sharpen, and if you make it larger, bi cubic smoother.