Why are all the screenshots so blurry and low quality with bandicam?
(recording on 60 fps in full screen games are 100% fine)
Either full screen, a section of the screen and so on.
I"ve tried all screenshot option like .BMP or Jpg and so on.
I've tried it on an AMD card (rx 9070xt) and Nvidia 4070super. The quality is the same.
ALso tried full HD desktop, 2k desktop and 3440x1440p resolution (wich is the worst quality of all (almost unreadable)
Here an example of a part/section of my screen. All the text so blurry.
Ty, for any help.
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Trancelistic
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Screenshot on desktop
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Re: Screenshot on desktop
Hello,
We carefully checked the screenshot file you attached and compared it with the original website you captured. The image itself appears to be completely normal. The text is sharp, the colors are accurate, and there is no visible quality issue in the attached file.
Because of this, the issue is most likely related to the image viewer or display scaling settings on your system rather than Bandicam’s screenshot function.
We recommend checking the following:
1. Try opening the screenshot in a different image viewer (for example, Windows Photos, Paint, or another third-party viewer).
2. Ensure the image is viewed at 100% zoom (actual size) and not resized or scaled.
Thank you.
We carefully checked the screenshot file you attached and compared it with the original website you captured. The image itself appears to be completely normal. The text is sharp, the colors are accurate, and there is no visible quality issue in the attached file.
Because of this, the issue is most likely related to the image viewer or display scaling settings on your system rather than Bandicam’s screenshot function.
We recommend checking the following:
1. Try opening the screenshot in a different image viewer (for example, Windows Photos, Paint, or another third-party viewer).
2. Ensure the image is viewed at 100% zoom (actual size) and not resized or scaled.
Thank you.