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§ 27.17 - Display Quality

1. DISPLAY TYPE.
   A 24-bit display represents the image exactly. 256 color displays show fewer colors and therefore show the image less accurately. You should choose a display option that matches your hardware configuration.
2. DISPLAY RESOLUTION.
   Morph takes advantage of high resolution displays by allowing you to scale windows to any size.
3. IMAGE RESOLUTION.
   A low resolution image will still look blocky, even on a high resolution display.
4. IMAGE QUALITY.
   Low color images cannot be restored to full color. Full color images such as 24 and 32 bit Targa (.tga) and 24-bit TIFFs use 16.8 million colors. An 8-bit BMP, by comparison, can only use 256 colors. To produce full color results, start with full color Start and End images.
    Note:

   Note! Even though your display hardware may not be capable of 24-bit display, Morph holds and processes images as full color 24-bit at all times.

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