I just tried my own suggestion and I don't think it completely solves your problem, although it does improve the situation. Basically import your image, don't resize it, then whatever you export, export it at the same dpi setting your original image had. Which I think was 96 dpi in the example you gave.
You might be able to get a better result by blowing up your image without any interpolation, so your pixels are big uniform squares say 4x4 real pixels, importing that, and then exporting at 4 times the dpi of the original image, but I haven't tried that.
Cheers -Terry
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007, Terry Brown wrote:
I think this came up in a different thread a couple of weeks ago. You want 1:1 pixel output.
Someone said:
After you import your bitmap, go into the "Document Properties..." dialog and select "Fit Page to Selection".
I think this assumes the bits you add in inkscape are entirely within the bounds of the imported image. Maybe.
Anyway the trick is to export at a resolution such that the exported image has the same pixel width/height it did originally.
Cheers -Terry
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007, Facundo Casco wrote:
Hi, I'm working with Inkscape to make some illustrations and noticed some little problem. When I import a png file it losses detail and looks blurred, I attach and image so you see what I'm talking about. Inkscape is a great program and I like it more every time I use it. That's why I want to learn to produce great work with it. Please if anyone knows what can I do to avoid this inconvenience let me know. Tnx.
Facundo
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