Does anyone have a list of the pixel sizes for images in all the templates?

As I'm sure you have all noticed, images published through pachyderm often end up looking fuzzy and not very nice. I understand that the images are converted to be used in the templates, but I'm hoping that I can resize the images before hand. that way I don't have to rely on Pachyderm to do the conversion.

i know i could go through and measure out the end products in post production editing, but I'm hoping someone has already done this.

Hey Colin-
Do you have your own Pachy install or are you using a hosted service?

If you have your own server, depending on when you downloaded Pachyderm, you may have a copy with a root.swf saved in Flash 8 rather than 7. Right now the Flash 8 root automatically smoothes (a "feature". You can try replacing your root with the one attached and see if that helps anything.

If you want to go with the hand resizing approach, I use this myself from time to time, you will probably need to do a little research. One easy way to do it is to look in the directory of a presentation you have published. All of file names for the derivative image swf's contain the image sizes. You could note them from there.

If you do end up doing an size inventory, please post it or send it to me so I can add it to the template spec section of the site.

All best,
Scott

Ok, I did some inventory checking and came up with the pixel sizes for most of the templates. here they are. oh, also. Hey scott! i'm colin. i'm the technology support manager at NMC. Nice to meet ya!


aspect
b1 - 75 x75
b1 - 320 x 200
c - 75 x75


commentary
b1 - 265 x 200
d1 - 72 x 72

enlargement
a - 320 x 240

exploration
b1 - 330 x 250

layers
c2 - 280 x 200
c3 - 120 x 100

media focus
c - 320 x 240

phone dial
d1 - 140 x 140
d1roll 160 x 160

series
c - 280 x 200
e2 - 72 x 72
e2 - 2560 x 2048


slider
b2 - 320 x 240

zoom
a - 2560 x 2048

Colin:
Thank you so much for contributing this information.
Rachel