Just a developer's perspective on this. When you're done moving the image around and cropping/resizing it, then the image quality improves to the original resolution. It's just a lower resolution version to provide better performance when you're initially modifying the image. Once it's done being modified, it should be the full resolution that you expect.
Just a developer's perspective on this. When you're done moving the image around and cropping/resizing it, then the image quality improves to the original resolution. It's just a lower resolution version to provide better performance when you're initially modifying the image. Once it's done being modified, it should be the full resolution that you expect.