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• How to crop images and reduce the size of an image using illustrator?

  Hi friends...

  Could you please help us by answering the question above or that other family of software tools Adobe will help us in this regard.

  Thank you and best regards,

  BioChem Adda team

  To crop an image (by that word people usually mean a bitmaped image these s a photograph) is best done in photoshop, if you want to reduce the size of your file.

  Illustrator has hide the ability to crop an image, but that will not reduce the size of your file everything.

  If your main goal is to reduce the size of the file

  1. Make sure you link do not embed an image
  2. File > Save As > and turn off compatible pdf as which increases significantly the size of your files. You only need pdf compatible, if you plan to place it in InDesign or After Effects.

• Loss of quality of image while reducing size

  Hello

  IM new to adobe illustrator, im starting an online store for custom product photo and I want to use adobe illustrator to make it ready made models so simply place clients photos inside

  My problem is that I have a card of 10 x 15 model and when I wanted to put a picture, I had to reduce the size of it and it was a huge loss of quality

  what im doing wrong?

  THX

  What happens when you select 'continuous '?  This could be an indicator that you can disable by selecting "do not display".  You can save as > PDF and use Reader to print.  I don't see why the driver would not work or allow you to print.  What happens if you have loaded the PPD in the print dialog box high?

• ID5.5 image dpi reduced from 300 to 150 in Save as ps, acrobat PDF

  When I presented the inside book for printer, they said that some images had 150 dpi. I checked the file ID links, and they showed them in 300 dpi. My pdf process has been: ID, save as a postscript file, and then use Acrobat Pro with the PDFx1a2001 profile to create the pdf file. Any thoughts on where in this process, the images would be downgraded at 150 dpi? Here is the file ID shows:

  

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  ID > PS > Distiller > PDF is really old workflow... you have a reason not to use the file > export?

  If you have a reason, I think you should check your print options, including Chart-tab > Images/send data option. If it s optimized subsampling, your image resolution may slide to 150ppi. Select all instead of downsampling to optimized...

  

• The image size reduced blackBerry smartphones

  When I get a picture in Blackberry Messenger photo is a reduction in size.  It drives me crazy.  Is their help for this problem

  I think that will be addressed in a future version of BlackBerry Messenger.  If you register in BlackBerry.com/beta you can get the beta, which deals with that.

• How can I save a file that is larger than 2gigs without having to compress the image or reduce 16-bit to 8-bit?

  is this possible? I tried to save in a .psd file and I got a message saying it cannot save to the disk because it is bigger than 2gigs. ! I could really use some advice on saving a photo that I need to keep the highest quality for the very strong impression!

  Hi Kareen-

  This problem can lead to a lot of things but don't forget that to save a large file, you need to provide Photoshop with good use of CPU and good work record

  first try to set photoshop giving him memory: go in Edition > Preferences > Performance in memory use increase the Ps memory can store more in your ram... (what economy try closing all other efficiency programs)

  in Performance tab there is a group called "History & Cache": If your file is large itd be interesting to use as many levels of cache (maybe 8) and tile caching during about 1028 k size also affect the size of the large, flat tile

  in Scratch Disk leave photoshop now uses its temp file in all your drives for better performance

  If this doesn't work for you let me know your sys. config. and the amount of layers has your file

• cropped when reduced to a pixel image.

  This problem is developing. When I use the crop tool, either by double clicking on or using the toolbar of the image is reduced immediately to a pixel. P.S.CS3 running on OSX10.5.8

  Press the clear button in the tool with the selected crop tool options.

  Probably you have a few small values entered in the height, width and resolution fields

• Reduces the size of the HD DVD image for SD images in still

  CS5 using, when I encode a sequence of SD, first in still, everything works fine.  When I downconvert an HD project by SOUL, it seems very well and shows full-screen in yet, but when I burn a DVD and read it, I get an image of reduced size in the center of the screen.

  I'm shooting 1080 24 p with a Panasonic HPX170 camcorder.  I create files AVI Microsoft using the site.

  I use a Matrox MXO2 Mini with Max display unit, so I am using these project creation settings:

  Matrox HD

  1990 x 1080

  [email protected]

  I export the chronology of creation with the recommended settings in the Jeff Bellune CS4 tutorial to convert first HD to SD images for burning DVDs

  FORMAT: MPEG2-DVD

  23.976 p PRESET NTSC widescreen quality

  VBR 2 PASS

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  GOP PARAMETERS M 3 N frames12 frames

  Kh PCM 16-bit audio 48

  Multiplexer NO

  When I make files and build a project with again, the image of the timeline and menu appear full screen on the review screen.

  When I burn the project on DVD, it displays correctly in the mailbox on a def tv standard.

  But when I play the DVD on an HDTV, I get a big picture of research in appropriate proportions, but it displays to approximately 3/4 size in the center of the black screen that surrounds it.  I can change the configuration of the display on the HD TV to "Zoom" and fills the screen with the image without distortion. "

  I have the same problem of creating images to 1080i 60 fps and 1080 p 30 fps and construction projects with parameters in first and still.

  I wonder if Miss me a setting in the SOUL or. I thought I had followed instructions excellent Jeff Bellune on HD to the parameters of the SD in the SOUL to the letter.

  I would like to create DVDs that will play full screen on HD televisions and in the box to the letters on a standard def TV without having to change the settings on their TVs high definition to viewers.

  FYI, I'm shooting in HD, partially to get really own keys to the course change, using the Ultra keyer in first. It works very well.

  Thanks for any help.

  I still want to find settings that will build a DVD that can be played by viewers who don't know how to change the settings on a DVD player or TV sets.  I'd like my DVD disc to play in the same way that a disk trading DVD play a movie full screen with no adjustment for the DVD player.

  Is not possible.  Even commercial/Hollywood records are incorrectly displayed by users who cannot or will not set up their players and televisions properly.  For example, to insert a DVD widescreen anamorphic in the DVD player and say the DVD player the TV is 4:3 (even if it's a 16:9 HDTV).  Cycle then the TV through all its report parameters; you will see quite an array of distortions and image sizes, only which is the right size of ratio and image.

  That said, if commercial discs if displays correctly using parameters you have, then properly drafted widescreen DVD from en should work correctly as well.  2 BD players (which assume a TV 16:9 by default) display it correctly also indicates the settings on DVD players are false.

  Jeff

• PSC 1610 began to print images of small size

  When you try to print a picture this morning the printed image is greatly reduced in size, about 2 "x 3". To the best of my knowledge, we did nothing else by stopping last night. This e-machine, running windows XP and printer led major for two years. Microsoft automatically installs updates from time to time, there may be something they did.

  I tried to solve the problems/correct the problem, but being a novice in computer science I quickly overwhelmed my meagre understanding of this new stuff. Check other posts leads me to believe that it is a software problem, maybe a setting has been changed. This understanding is the limit of my knowledge on what might be wrong or how to fix this problem.

  Any help, I hope step by step, would be greatly appreciated.

  To all those who may have this problem in the future, here's the solution. Pull the bottom of the file tab in the upper left corner of the screen. Select "Print preview", it should show the image size reduced to a preview page. Now select "Page Setup" in the file tab drop-down. Mine indicated a 30% scale, change the scale to 100%, click 'OK '. Now look 'Print Preview', let's see a picture in full size on the preview page and the printer will print the image in full size. PROBLEM SOLVED! I don't know how the level of 30% was chosen, I did not this, something in the program Firefox or recent upgrade must have reset to 30%.

• Satellite A200-1DN - network drivers of Windows XP Home edition for imaging

  (By an employee of the State), we have a number of laptop Toshiba Satellite A200-1DN.
  How many they are, we expect the image to reduce labor overhead for the updates and maintenance, etc..

  However, the drivers despite the WXP is finally out, they contain no instructions as to which files
  to implement the image so that the network drivers works.

  Any help or pointing to a set of instructions are much appreciated.
  R price

  Hello

  Looks like the Satellite A200-1DN would belong to the series of PSAE0E.
  You must choose the XP drivers exactly for the A200 series. That s important!

  AFAIK the notebooks also supports the Realtek RTL8101 Family Fast EthernetLAN chip.

  If you want you can try to install the original XP driver from the site Web of Realtek. It should also run.

  Good luck

• HP deskjet 3636: printing reduces photo size issues

  I'm trying my Motorola Moto G allows you to print images on a printer HP 3636. I used cloud print and printing HP, also HP ePrint service decision-making. They will all feel fine until I try to reduce the size of the image. No matter what I cut it to size, the image will print the original size. Smaller, pixelation more he gets. I have e mailed the image reduced to my laptop and my office and they will both be correctly printed image size reduced, I even used two different printers. I had the idea to send me the picture to my phone, but it is always printed on the large size. No idea what is causing this problem?

  Hello

  When you say small, do you want to say you want to print the image on a smaller paper size, or you want to reduce the size of the image on a selected paper size (a large border around the image)?

  When you use HP ePrint, try to play around with scaling, cropping, and correspond to the options on the page. Sometimes, due to the aspect ration of the differences between the original photo and the size of the chosen medium, it is not always possible to get exactly what you want, but you should be able to get close to you're desired output.

  

• Review RAW and JPEG images in-camera

  Image + JPEG quality VINTAGES. How to examine each image after the fact? I have little time there. What has changed?

  Bobjennings wrote:

  ... Last week, I was able to 'Chimp' and see the Raw image then the Jpeg format. ...

  Are you talking about the self review process to see the photo as soon as you have taken, or are you talking about pressing the reading and using the wheel button to see the previous and next images?

  Bobjennings wrote:

  ... I chose the creative Style, both at different times, shoot the B & W B & W and expect to see the B & W in the examination of the image and then move and see the FIRST in color of the same image.

  When you select B & W, the JPEG image will be B & W, as well as the JPEG image of reduced resolution which is embedded in the RAW file. When you open the RAW file in your computer, you will be able to see the color, but the color will not appear when you use the camera playback function.

• Resize the image with HTML5 Canvas - distortion

  Hi all

  I'm working on a Webworks app where I need to resize an image to upload it to a server. I use JQuery Mobile, the application should run on OS6 and upward. The user can use the camera or select a picture, the power off. The corresponding code is the following:

  function handleOpenedFile(fullPath, blobData) {
                  var image = new Image();
                  image.src=fullPath; //path to image
                  image.onload = function () {
                      var resized = resizeMe(image); // send it to canvas
                      //Do stuff with the DataURL returned from resizeMe()
                  };
          }
  
  function resizeMe(img) {
  
              var canvas = document.createElement('canvas');
              var width = Math.round(img.width / 2);
              var height = Math.round(img.height / 2);
              canvas.width = width;
              canvas.height = height;
              var ctx = canvas.getContext("2d");
              ctx.drawImage(img, 0, 0, width, height);
              return canvas.toDataURL("image/jpeg", 0.8);
          }
  

  I then use the Base64 in the DataURL for download on the server. The images are reduced, but they are truncated. Parts of the image are shifted autour and colors come out strange. It is not scaling in itself than the mess to the top of the picture it comes out garbled if you draw on the canvas without any scaling.

  Does anyone have an idea how to solve this problem or have another suggestion to resize an image for download?

  I managed to solve the problem of resizing for anyone who takes place also in this. Replacement of

  return canvas.toDataURL("image/jpeg", 0.8);
  

  with

  return canvas.toDataURL();
  

  solved the problem with the strange visual artifacts. Returns a picture of resized without any strangeness.

• A touch event image resizing

  Hi I want to resize an image in touch event if the user stretch the image should increase the size of the image and reduces the image should reduce the size of the image, is it possible thanks in advance

  It is, and this example should help you:

  Rotate and scale of bitmaps

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/rotate-and-scale-bitmaps/Ta-p/492524

• Script Photoshop crop resizes the Image, do not trim

  Recently I tried to make a script that will find the center of the image and crop the desired width and height. I tried a few different things, but had no chance.

  One thing I tried was settomg the limits to the full document

  var bounds = [0,0,doc.width,doc.height];

  And then I try cultures by size with no angle, but the image is reduced instead to be cropped.

  doc.crop(bounds, undefined, desiredWidth, desiredHeight);

  I tried something for the center of the file, then set the dimensions to the left by half the desired width, up to half of the desired height, right half of the desired direction with, then down to half the height desired to make the area and then crops.

  var bounds = [(centerX-halfWidth),(centerY+halfHeight),(centerX+halfWidth),(centerY-halfHeight)]; 
  doc.crop(bounds);

  When I try to, I get a warning that I don't have enough RAM. I didn't know if this is just due to the laptop, or because I'm a silly request.

  Exactly how does the function of culture? And for the bounds property, do I have to pay the amount I want cropped by the dimensions here, or is it in the service of culture?

  Any help or information would be greatly appreciated.

  Limits up to left Bottrom right...  (x, y) if left up down right

  var orig_ruler_units = app.preferences.rulerUnits;

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;

  var dir = new Folder ('~/Desktop/Test');

  var file = dir.getFiles ("*.jpg");

  for (var i = 0; i)< files.length;="" i++)="">

  var doc = app.open (files [i]);

  var desiredWidth = 842;

  var desiredHeight = 382;

  Half-width var = (desiredWidth/2);

  var halfHeight = (desiredHeight/2);

  centerX var = (doc.width/2);

  centerY var = (doc.height/2);

  var limit = [(centerX-halfWidth),(centerY+halfHeight),(centerX+halfWidth),(centerY-halfHeight)];

  var limit = [(centerX-halfWidth),(centerY-halfHeight), (centerX + halfWidth), (centerY + halfHeight)];

  doc. Crop (Bounds);

  var saveJPEG = new ExportOptionsSaveForWeb();

  saveJPEG.optimized = true;

  saveJPEG.quality = 50;

  saveJPEG.format = SaveDocumentType.JPEG;

  Path of folder for new photos

  var jpegFolder = new Folder ("~/Desktop/Test2");

  doc.exportDocument (jpegFolder, ExportType.SAVEFORWEB, saveJPEG);

  doc. Close (SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);

  }

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = orig_ruler_units;