Hi,

I'm exporting simple matrices from matlab to eps files. Opening them with GSview shows they are still nicely matrix-like.
When I import them to inkscape however, they get smoothed so much that I can not use them anymore (see attached figure).
I'm using Inkscape 0.91 64-bit - in a former inkscape version I did not have that problem.
I turned anti-aliasing off in the preferences, no change.
Any idea how to turn that off? Or is it coming from somewhere beyond inkscape, e.g. ghostscript (Version 9.19 installed)?

Thanks!

If you can share an example file, that might help us get to the solution.

Try this:
Select the image itself that you have imported, i.e. select the object in the file where it says 'image' in the status bar at the bottom. You may need to ungroup, or enter groups to be able to select it directly.
Right-click on it, select 'Object Properties'. In the drop down for Image Rendering, select 'Optimize Speed'.
The image should be showing in all its blocky glory now

(I suspect this is the known recurring problem with matlab files, which up to now always had its cause in matlab exporting pixel-based images that only consist of a couple of pixels, and Inkscape trying to enlarge the picture beyond recognition - you can try to vectorize the matlab output, if you like, or try to find out if matlab is able to export actual vector data, instead of pixel data embedded in vector files).

Hello
Yes it seems it's related to:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=24116&p=83262&hilit=Optimize+Speed#p83262