It is very important to ensure the clarity of pictures in SCI articles, because pictures are an indispensable part of the paper, and they can help readers better understand your research results. Here are some suggestions to ensure that the picture clarity in your SCI article meets the requirements:

1. Use high-quality raw data: First, you need to ensure that your raw data is of high quality. This means that you should use a high-resolution camera or microscope to shoot or record your experimental results. In addition, you should ensure that your data is not compressed or damaged.

2. Select the appropriate image format: Select the appropriate image format according to your needs and the requirements of the target log. Common image formats include JPEG, PNG, TIFF, etc. TIFF format usually has higher resolution and better compression effect, which may be a good choice.

3. Resize the image: Before submitting the paper, you may need to resize the image to meet the layout requirements of the journal. However, when resizing an image, make sure that the resolution or quality of the image is not reduced. You can use professional photo editing software (such as AdobePhotoshop) to do this.

4. Save a copy of the image: Please save a copy of the image before submitting the paper. In this way, if your paper is accepted and needs to be revised, you can easily update your pictures.

5. Check the clarity of the picture: Before submitting, please carefully check whether your picture is clearly visible. If possible, you can print out your photos and compare them with the original data to make sure they are not distorted or blurred.