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• Increase iPhone resolutions from 72 to 300 Photoshop?

  Photoshop has the capacity to increase from 72 to 300 iPhone resolutions?

  Hi Mbtaffe,

  You can increase the resolution of an image in Photoshop.

  Please follow the steps below.

  > Open the image file in Photoshop

  > Click the Image > Image size

  > Change the resolution of the image and click OK.

  

  > Make sure that Resample is checked for best results.

  Please let us know if this helps you.

  ~ UL

• How to change the resolution of a photo in photoshop for high quality printing?

  I am confused about how to check the actual resolution of an image in Photoshop.

  I understand 72 DPI is set for the web and 300 DPI is normally required for high quality printing but how do you check the dpi in Photoshop. When you go to the size and resolution of the image, it is always in pixels (ppi)? Is it the same thing as the dots per inch?

  For example. If I open a photo in Photoshop and the resolution is 72 dpi can I change this at 300ppi so that's 300 DPI when it goes to print?

  Also is there a way to check the resolution of a picture that has been placed in indesign or illustrator without opening the image in photoshop?

  Thanks in advance

  You should check up to resample it for any nationally - or down.

  If you want to convert to CMYK, you must use the correct profile, the results may not be as expected.

  CMYK profiles are dependent on the device - the press is either calibrated to a known profile (which may be available in Photoshop), or he has a profile, which you would have to get the printer.

  If you want to print an Indesign document, the recommended workflow is to export to PDF and converting CMYK when the pdf file. The CMYK range is smaller than RGB, so unless you're aware of this, you will have a few surprises.

  You cannot print very saturated colors with CMYK and blues often come different looking than RGB.

  If you configure the Color PS with CMYK (workspace) profile settings, you can (work in RGB) press Ctrl + Y and get a glimpse of what will look like colors in CMYK. You can even edit in this mode, tweaking colors, but of course limited by the CMYK range.

  For all this to work and get good results, you must have a calibrated monitor, and it helps it of course to have a good printer, who knows what she's doing. And, if possible, be there during printing. Printing on an offset press is not like printing on your desktop printer - there are much more variable.

• Capture resolution size vs. size

  I just want to check something.  We create training in 1600 x 900.  I set my resolution of screen of this size.  Then I put Captivate to record at this size (this is for software simulations).

  So when the recording box red of Captivate - why it's not cover the entire screen.  Why is the capture of Captivate area smaller than the entire screen?

  I did something wrong?  Or is this normal?

  OK - I made a mistake I think.  I put the screen 1600 x 900 when it was attached to my office.  Then I plugged it in to the laptop and the resolution sizes changed.  So I was actually recording 1920 x 1080.  That's why the red screen area was smaller than the entire screen. But it seems that Captivate recorded the right size anyway because the I used the Red capture box.

• How can I change the size of icons in Photoshop 2015.1

  I can't find a way to change the size of icons in Photoshop 2015.1

  Hi rctz

  Could you please explain the problem you are facing.

  What is your operating system?

  Are view you icon menu interface more small/more grand than the rest of the user interface?

  Make sure that Preferences > Interface > user interface scaling is set to Auto/100%

  Concerning

  Assani

• increase the font size on the bridge/photoshop panels,

  Can someone tell me how I can increase the font size on the bridge/photoshop panels, they are so small that I have to get close to the screen and gives me a headache. The type is large on the upper bar alone.

  Although you cannot change the font size, you will find that in the bridge preferences change the background of the Image to black offers greater readability:

  

• What should I do to get pictures to print at the size I specify in photoshop?

  What should I do to get pictures to print at the size I specify in photoshop? Everything keeps smaller print that I specify. I'm frustrated to the max and sick of wasting ink paper and specialty because this program can't do something as simple as printing to the size that I specify. Seriously, I think that this software has been a waste of money!

  Got understood it, additional printer drivers should be installed to show the large paper sizes and allow larger prints. apparently except if it is installed with the disc, not all drivers are installed and show only minimal paper sizes. Thanks for the help

• BlackBerry Smartphones image resolution / size changes by itself

  I found very frustrating problem with my Bold 9700. I took the picture with a great resolution and Superfine quality. Strangely, after a few viewing (+ zoom in/out) of all pictures taken, I found little had changed the resolution of the images! I tried taking another picture, consultation, ensuring that the resolution is great, then multimedia applications, closing and reopening and viewing of the image again. It happened again after the second observation if I did a few zoom / out.

  I'm very angry that some pictures are now small resolutions, and I can't trust viewing through media Apps again before copying the files to my computer first.

  Is this a bug or is there something that I did wrong while looking at the pictures? It's really annoying to have your photos changing by themselves without any warning whatsoever...

  linklunk wrote:
  Uploaded photos are very good. Also it looks like if I just leave the BB not used for a while (or just reset it), the images are at their original size. It's so clearly a problem with sort properties showing the different image size after zooming. (While the properties are sizes wrong; the thumbnails become too small, which makes me think of the media App reduce the size of the images.)

  in the multimedia application, the thumbnails and the file properties are stored in a cache file. It is likely that this cache was corrupted. Simply destroy this cache, and then the media application wil recreate immediately.

  the cache consists of a single file named BBThumbs.dat in each folder on the media card that contains a media file (mp3, ringtone, picture, voice, video note).

  1. Device connected to your computer after you enable the USB Mass Storage.
  2. Open Windows Explorer to view the contents of the media card (do not use the Desktop Manager or Media Manager orMedia Sync).
  3. View the & system files
  4. do a search for the BBThumbs.dat files and erase all (don't worry, recreate them will take only a few seconds).
  5. Unplug the computer
  6. Launch the media application. In the bottom of the screen you will briefly see a bar goes blue white. It's the indexing process which will recreate the cache.

• Hard to keep the shape size between Illustrator and Photoshop

  I do a lot of my work to vector in Photoshop form, because it has the basic tools I need. Recently, however I wanted to learn and use some more advanced in illustrator forms tools. The problem that I've run is that when I try and move forms between the 2 programs their pixel sizes are not kept at all, not even close.

  I have attached a screenshot showing the same form in both Photoshop (left) and when stuck in Illustrator (right). Note the zoom levels are the same and therefore the pixel grids are the same size.

  

  I need to use the pixel preview mode in illustrator often, so I can't just simply turn off and ignore the difference. This happens when either I paste the shape in illustrator or if I import or drag the shape to a library of creative clouds where I kept the shape.

  Here's the thing, if I'm working on the form at this tiny size in illustrator and then paste it into photoshop, it returns to the correct size. However, if in Illustrator, I choose to use the pixel grid and draw a shape to the appropriate size, when I pick her up photoshop it becomes huge.

  I searched on through all the preferences of the two applications, ensuring that the measures are all set to pixels everywhere, as the value of the 72 DPI sicesdonneessontdisponibles. I even went to the length of completely uninstall Illustrator, blowing all my settings, re-installing and setting up again. Nothing has changed.

  One of my colleagues has this problem at all. A box of 10px in an application becomes a zone of 10px in the other, but we can not simply to understand why it does not work the same way for me.

  Help, please!

  Set the resolution of your Photoshop image on 72 dpi.

• Real ignorance screen resolution size

  Hello world

  I open an image in preview and InDesign.

  I set the display size to 100% in both applications.

  Preview displays a correct physical size on my screen for the image.

  InDesign displays a bad physical dimension.

  I read online that InDesign ignores the resolution of the screen and instead uses a value of 72 DPI hard. What's up with that? If I were on a retina display, it would be so bad.

  I can't believe I'm understanding how well it works. It looks very bad that people need to use a JavaScript whenever they want to display pictures with their actual size "real".

  Can someone shed light on this matter?

  Thank you

  Louis Pontoise

  Right, you're not by double-clicking the Magnifier tool. Your mode of zoom is 100%, which shows the actual print size no real pixel size. Note my percentage of Zoom of ID:

  

• Export size with Lightroom and Photoshop

  So, I took a pan of denver.

  The file is a raw file. and at the end I need to be able to be a 24 "x 72" canvas print.

  I need to edit in lightroom and then edit in photoshop. I did several times and works very well!

  I need set the file size for what I need to keep maximum quality?

  When I send to photoshop, when I return to lightroom, or when I export the PSD Lightroom JPEGs from Lightroom to file over?

  Help, please! Kind of weird for me ha!

  Thank you!

  No, Photoshop does not provide any size image unless you do it manually in > Image > Image size.

  PS "accept" the resolution that is sent to it to LR. In LR, you can specify what resolution you want for editing in PS (default value is 240 ppi) - get in > Edit > preferences > external editing.

  Resolution is intimately linked to the size of the image. For example: If a picture comes out of the unit at 3000 x 2000 pixels. To 300 ppi image would be 10 "x 6.67". 240 DPI the same image (without increasing the resolution or downsampling) would be 12.5 "x 8.33". For quality printing, you would generally aim at a resolution of 240 minimum.

  If your original image (the panorama after it has been sewn together) there is not enough ppi for 24 "x 72" desired printing at 240 dpi you will need to enlarge the image in PS (upsampling) or you must specify the size in the export dialog box in LR. LR will then zoom in.

  WW

• My web page uses svg images, but when the svg is printed by Firefox they are pixelated with bad resolution.

  I realized a web page that uses svg images. One of them is here:
  http://donwagner.dk/JZSS5.4.svg.

  The svg is produced by Adobe Illustrator, CS5 version. Seen in any browser, the images look good at any magnification, but when I print the page in Firefox, the image is blurry seriously, apparently because that pixelation uses the wrong resolution.

  The same phenomenon occurs in all browsers, not quite as bad in Chrome, but still not perfect.

  Do you have plans to fix this bug, or do you have a work around?

  Concerning
  Don Wagner

  Better control your graphics drivers are updated!

• Re: Satellite L500-1XJ - bad resolution on some web pages

  I have a Satellite L500-1XJ and for some reason when you visit Facebook it's always high resolution with a small text and You tube is in contrast with a low resolution and large text.

  I checked my settings in Windows and it's very well together in 1366 x 768, it's just these two web pages which, for some reason, are different. I think my daughter was pressing the mouse buttons one day and this seems to have changed the settings for the screen on these two particular web pages.

  Help please because it's really annoying that I can't work out how to change their return!

  Hello

  What internet browser do you use?
  Using IE you can change the size of the text and expansion in SIGHT.
  Choose:
  Text-> medium size
  Zoom-> 100%

• How can I maximize my resolution size?

  I can't maximize the size of my resolution; How can I solve it?

  I can't maximize the size of my resolution; How can I solve it?

  In addition to what Ken said:

  When Windows is installed, it attempts to identify the hardware on which it is installed. By default, if it does not recognize the video card in your computer, Windows installs a generic video driver. This generic driver usually does not provide the same level of support as driver written specifically for the video card. To resolve this problem, you must install the correct driver for your video card. Go to the Web site of the manufacturer of your video card to download a driver. You will need to know the brand and model of your video card. For more information on installing drivers, see update a hardware driver that is not working properly.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-monitor-and-video-card-problems

  A new video card may be in order.

• Display driver incorrectly installed on the pc, bad resolution on pc

  Hi, guys!

  I have a little problem with my pc. I own a Compaq Presario CQ57 and I recently reinstalled my windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit Windows, due to a problem of windows. The person who installed the windows and the drivers, installed the wrong display driver and my PC displays everything in a weird way. The best size I choose for my resolution is 1024x768px, but I need a bigger one at all to work correctly.

  I looked for the drivers, but I can't find the one I need. I highly appreciate any response.

  I don't know if I managed to make myself clear, so I'll add a link. Click on. The first image of "set the display resolution" better describes what I need for my pc. Thank you!

  Ayase.

  This is the driver you need.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=5264430&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=5186820&swLang=13&TaskID=135&swEnvOID=4063#11360

  Go to graphics and then download and run INTEL HIGH Definition 64-bit.

  Let me know how things work.

  REO