Played around with the latest version and i became aware of that the quality of a perspertive transformation has better quality before hitting "Apply".
I tried all filters and any has less quality that the preview. Actuall i would prefer a "None" Filter option.

I am making something wrong?

And i get a lot of could not save cause there is an active layer transformation ongoing.

iconberg wrote:Played around with the latest version and i became aware of that the quality of a perspertive transformation has better quality before hitting "Apply".
I tried all filters and any has less quality that the preview. Actuall i would prefer a "None" Filter option.

I am making something wrong?

And i get a lot of could not save cause there is an active layer transformation ongoing.

Hello iconberg, just a regular user here.
1. Perspective: maybe working at higher resolution helps?
2. Save: as for the inability to save after a transformation I've encountered the same problem and opened a bug report here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=350283.

mvowada wrote:

iconberg wrote:Played around with the latest version and i became aware of that the quality of a perspertive transformation has better quality before hitting "Apply".
I tried all filters and any has less quality that the preview. Actuall i would prefer a "None" Filter option.

I am making something wrong?

And i get a lot of could not save cause there is an active layer transformation ongoing.

Hello iconberg, just a regular user here.
1. Perspective: maybe working at higher resolution helps?
2. Save: as for the inability to save after a transformation I've encountered the same problem and opened a bug report here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=350283.

Hi mvowada,
on higher resolution it looks better but still the preview is better than the result in my opinion:
Preview left, applied right, filter was lanzcos3.

That's so weird. My guess is that you're working at a small size and krita can't really make pixels any smaller than a pixel

If not, time to submit a bug report! Please include the file you're working with!

ramskulls wrote:That's so weird. My guess is that you're working at a small size and krita can't really make pixels any smaller than a pixel

If not, time to submit a bug report! Please include the file you're working with!

That is exactly, what it looks like.
Krita makes the preview in screen-resolution.
This is no bug in Krita:
When you work in a scale, where a picture-pixel is larger, than a screen pixel, it is impossible to get the same "quality".
As long as you work with a finite resolution you will always have this effect if you zoom in enough.
To avoid it you would have to render the preview in picture-resolution, but i don't really see what would be won by that.

Yes, you are right. My picture resolution was lower than my screen.
Didnt guessed the preview is rendered in another than the target resolution.