hello,
This is for V5, Tools/Image/Capture Options (third from left)Tab Pixel, rendering quality should be the answer.
There is also option when saving the picture to select jpg quality.
Another option that works well for us is to save as or print to a postscript file then use Ghostscript to create the tiff. If you are on AIX this easy to do and then you can have any quality that you want.
Can you elaborate on what you said? I am on AIX. When I plot a Catia file, I am getting a >hpgl file. Now, can I get a .tiff file by following your method?
And, what is Ghostscript?
Why don't you try to save as pdf? You really need as tiff file?
Ghostscript is a software available also for UNIX (as I remember) which can open and print postscript files (but the same thing is doing also Adobe Acrobat Reader).
In v4 is also an option to print to a pdf file. Probably the same thing is also available in v5 if you have installed this option under UNIX.
In V5 you can add a TIFF printer.
See online docs under CATIA Infrastructure User Guide - Adding a Printer and Configuration Scenarios.
Adjusting your Compression and DPI should get you something usable.
Because our system is linked to SAP we often have to make tif images by using 'save as' from catia for release plot purposes. They are excellent when viewed using ACDsee but not so good when using the Microsoft imaging system