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Thread: Converting Equirectangular Map to Mercator Without Losing High Resolution

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    in the Qgis gui on the left bottom is the layers of the project

    right click on the " re-projected " ( top) layer and select from the menu "export" then "save as "
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    Ah it's no worries thanks for your help through this.

    I think I figured out why it was squashing thanks to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVi7dCBu1hU

    But the problem of quality still remains even after checking out this https://freegistutorial.com/how-to-e...ormat-on-qgis/

    (Ignore the slight shade difference and natural shape change from switching projections)

    Before:
    before.png

    After:
    after.png

    Even after changing the DPI to 1000 the quality just seems noticeably worse. If this is inevitable I will have to live with it but It just seems bizarre I can't export the image exactly as I see it in the program. If anyone familiar with QGIS could tell me what's up I'd appreciate it.

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    Ah I didn't even see your post before I replied lemme try this!

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