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    Resolved For User  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

    Share for Review is to quickly share a design that is still a work-in-progress with the Reviewer(s) for quick feedback. Since the review opens in a browser for the reviewer, it has to load quickly even on slow networks, that’s why the image quality has been kept low deliberately so that the page loads quickly without long wait times. Using high-res views will slow down the loading of pages in the browser considerably, marring the experience.

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    Adobe InDesign team

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    Ted Hendershot commented  · 

    The compression is too much. This feature is too useful and valuable to have problems this serious. I have to post "Please be aware, images will appear low resolution due to the shortcomings of this review tool. They will be high resolution in the final draft." on every single SfR link. Illustrator looks better than this, so it can't just be loading times. We need a switch we can hit to go from rapid internal review to higher-quality client preview. It doesn't have to be full quality, but this level of compression is absolutely fatal to using this tool for many kinds of client reviews. (And I know Adobe doesn't want to be producing software that its users have to apologize for!)

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