I'm a graphic designer and I tried setting the resolution higher with my 1024 x 768 image but it still looks crappy when viewd on my iPad 2. How do I make the image higher quality when I save it? I use Adobe Photoshop cs4.
Thanks
Photos that are synced via iTunes get 'optimised' during the transfer, though I don't know what the optimisation actually does (and it's not possible, as far as I know, to bypass the optimisation when syncing photos). If you want your versions of the photos on the iPad then you could try the camera connection kit, emailing them to yourself (and then saving to Photos), or one of the wifi photos transfer apps - though the photos will only go into the camera roll/saved photos album (at least until iOS 5 which should allow us to move photos between albums)
I'm not saving to iPhoto. I'm saving to a photo folder on my macbook and emailing the pics, saving the images to my iPad from email and when I view them, they look like sh*t.
The camera you're using is 0.7 MegaPixels. Nothing is going to save you from that resolution. Stop using the iPad and buy a camera!
You can't magically make a photo have higher resolution than it has to begin with.
Where is the extra information in the higher resolution image going to come from?
How do I make iPad images high quality in Photoshop?
