Image size problem

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• Basic image size problem

  Seems I have lost a few basics about the sizes of the image.

  When I create a new image, I want image must be made up of centimeters, not pixel, because the pixels do not tell me anything of the physical size of the future picture. So, when I do the new image to 4 x 6 cm, seems that Photoshop does not know is that a cm! So I have to manually "guess" how pixels are there a cm in order to make this cm as real as a 'leader of real life".

  I am sure that this problem has been asked several times, but I have not found the exact type. I know that Photoshop does not know how many pixels my LCD has, that's why he asks on pixels per inch or pixels per cm in order to create a picture.

  I would have this problem solved somehow, so that when I create a data mm image into a square, Photoshop CS would know the pixels in my monitor and I would not guess pixels...

  Basically speaking how to create an image with the "actual size"?

  

  When you create a new file, you can set this specification.

  Also, with one trust you open and view > leaders verified, by right click on the rule you can make that adjustment

  

  If, however, you want to set your res file so that it matches the actual size measured with a ruler, follow these instructions:

  For the image that will be presented to a cm on your monitor is a cm of the image, you must determine the resolution of your screen. Here's how:

  1. open a new file: 500 px of width and depth.

  2 see 100% of the size.

  3. use a rule. Measure the width of the image to the screen in cm.

  4 divide 500 by the width of the screen image.

  Result: Resolution of the screen in terms of pixels per cm.

  Next:

  Define your image at this resolution by going to:

  Image > Image size

  Enter the size of the Document screen resolution: resolution field

  ***

  Don't forget: This allows you to create a match of sovereign of image and is not designed for sovereign-to-print match because its resolution is probably too low for quality reproduction. It would be wise to make an image of dupe for your rule of corresponding image.

• the image size problems

  I have the same size and resolution of images. They look the same size in Photoshop. However, when I "set" in InDesign, one is the size it should be and the other is not (it becomes smaller).

  In addition, what is happening again by another image. I'm registering as the size and the resolution I want. Place it in Illustrator, leaders show, it's always the same size. Put it in InDesign, however, causes to become smaller.

  Help?

  mperraul wrote:

  probably not-how the patched?

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=31&platform=Macintosh or

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=31&platform=Windows

• Reduce the image size in e-mail

  How can I reduce the size of the photos when they are sent with Windows Mail?  I know that I can reduce the size by selecting the image directly and by inserting in emails, but I want to send several photos in an email.   Thank you!

  How can I reduce the size of the photos when they are sent with Windows Mail?  I know that I can reduce the size by selecting the image directly and by inserting in emails, but I want to send several photos in an email.   Thank you!

  Open Windows Photo Gallery > you can select one image at a time > click email at the top > select your image size > click on attach > repeat the same procedure in the following image and so forth

  When in fact all the photos you've selected and resized will be attached to the same e-mail in Windows Mail. For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• Resizing of Image CS6 problems

  I tried to resize these images, I bought on shutterstock for a book cover, and every time that I go to image > image size and put in smaller dimensions, it is resized my canvas together and not only the image! Can someone help me? This seems like an easy solution, but for some reason that I can't understand why it is not just resize my image. I tried Ctrl T and then enter the corner while the change of outfit and that will work, but my problem is when I export as .psd file and then place it in an Indesign file, the photos are all pixelated and blurry.

  You get a better understanding of basic Digital Image Processing and how Photoshop works.  Photoshop is quite complex and all operations are not intuitive.  Photoshop has to be learned and a huge learning curve, you need to understand the basics. Power of Photoshop is in layers and there are several types.  Tool generally work on a single layer, but the size of the Image is an exception, it works on all layers in a document.

  Image resizing is done in two ways, and is controlled by the resample checkbox.  When the checkbox is unchecked is not that a single Pixel will be changed . The picture is adjusted simply by changing the value of resolution of images.  The size of the image is change by changing the pixel size images will be printed. More you pixels the image will print the image will become soft, but if you use 1 foot x 1 foot pixels, you may be able to see the image 100 yards away on a billboard.  When the same image printed with "1/300 of 1/300" 90 000 pixels per square inch would be a simple point seen 100 yards away.   Scalability and the image by changing the Image resolution doe not change the proportions of images or effect the image quality.

  The other dimensions of the part resizes using resampling (interpolation).   When interpolate you an image you always lose image quality.   Not a single pixel you have for your image will be exist at the end of the process of interpolation.  You will have a whole new image. Celles‑CI are calculated by interpolation of pixels you currently for you image.  You will have more pixels or fewer pixels you had before the process of interpolation.  If you have less interpolation process by here a few details that you had prior to interpolation.  If you have more pixels the details of the created process interpolation for your image you do not capture the details, maybe. You can also change the proportions of the Image in the process will distort the image well.

  There are times to interpolate.  Images large high-resolution camera has reduced in the count of pixels to fit in the Web Pages for screens are not able to change the size in pixels. They display the image to their fixed resolution, they cannot display an image in the images resolution setting.

  If you want to view print clogs and personal to see the details of the image, you need to print at a high resolution and the need for the number of pixels to print the image to the size you want.  If the count of pixels you in deca interpolation upward in size can improve the print quality.

  How much image quality is lost by interpolation has a lot to do with how changing the grid size is.  If you through way too you some detailed left you create too many details, you have a soft blur.

  Convert your Image layer to a smart object layer and change just the scale layer live free transform and trim add a layer mask. Smart object layer pixel may not be actually interpolated just processing the composite view of dynamic object layer be changed.  In this way, you can change the transformation as several times if necessary and you worry about loss of image quality accumulates for the image of the dynamic object is still not turned the last transformation interpolation.

• CC 2015.5 settings dialog Print - Preview Image size incorrect

  I just upgraded to PSCC PSCS5 and the last installed update.

  When I was using PSCS5 I always had problems printing and have not used PS for printing since I Lightroom, which does a MUCH better job of handling the print job.

  I try to print a picture on paper photo 4 x 6 on a new Epson HC-P400 (the successor of the R1900 and R2000).  The Photoshop print settings dialog box, with the preview of the image, seems to show that it will print a tiny part in the middle of the complete picture, even if all the settings are set to adjust the image to the size of the paper.

  I'm afraid to try impression because this same issue has been a problem 5 or 6 years when I used PSCS5, and he would try to print the entire image, spray of ink everywhere inside the printer.

  How can I get PSCC to correct preview and print the image to the appropriate size?

  Here is a screenshot of the image in the main window of PSCC (reduced to 20%):

  

  And here's the print settings dialog box

  

  Note that the preview image is a little bit caught in the middle of the full image. Here is the driver dialog box that appears when you click on 'Print Settings... "in the window above

  

  And the tab layout...

  

  Hello

  would you please share a screenshot for the position and size when you print sessions

  In addition to checking the resolution of the image-> image size

  

• Image size reduction

  How is it that when I take a picture in RAW-quality, size is about 8 or 9 mb, but after editing it down 45 KB?

  This affects the quality and size during the development... can someone help me?

  Thank you!

  glennk82418974 wrote:

  How is it that when I take a picture in RAW-quality, size is about 8 or 9 mb, but after editing it down 45 KB?

  This affects the quality and size during the development... can someone help me?

  Thank you!

  It is not the size of the image, it's the size of the file. The file size is in megabytes or kilobytes. The image size is in pixels, the width and height.

  The size of the file and the size of the image should not be confused.

  It didn't tell you something on the other.

  A reduced file size does not necessarily indicate quality problems.

  A reduced file size may be normal, or it may be a result of choose you the wrong choices in the dialog box export, however, Lightroom gives you what you asked for.

  Please show us a screenshot of your export settings, in particular the file sizing section.

• The image size is reduced to export

  Hello

  I have a problem with lightroom 5. When I export images, the image size has been reduced. This error is new, an image which i does there is half an hour was created in the full size, when I export now, his is reduced by half (orginal: 5184 x 3456, jpg. 1707 x 2560). I have not changed any settings. Does anyone know, what to do?

  Please excuse my English basic

  Greetings

  Robert

  

  The size of the results is not exactly half, nearby.  Half would be 1728 x 2592 and yours is 1707 x 2560.

  Is the problem that you are original are offline and you export from previews smart?   You say Original under the histogram?

  

  Check the dimensions of the photo in Loupe by pressing the i (eye) button until you see the dimensions.  Having only a glimpse smart does not change dimensions.

  

• Photoshop CC2015, my printer (using Epsom 3800) does not print my size to image size specified even though I disabled the automatic image format. FOR EXAMPLE. ask 10.8x8.4 in get-10x7.25 print

  How can I get an impression of correct image size? Why my impression does not match the exact size I selected in the image size box, even when I turned off the automatic setting of the proportions?  Example, I select a frame size of 10.8 x 8.4 inches and my printer prints an image 10 x 7.25. It wasn't a problem before installing Photoshop CC 2015.

  Hi edwards61437238,

  Have you tried to print from other applications outside of Photoshop and see if you get the correct impression.

  And also you have selected the right Type of paper in the printer configuration?

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Export the LR5 Image size

  I used LR a good amount and you have not run into this problem before.trying to export images for use in Wordpress (resolution 1620 x 720) and that I put the 'image size' parameters as 1620 x 720 and 'dimension', 'pixels' and 'resolution 300', she continues to their output to 960 x 720.

  The original file size is 3264 x 2448 in JPEG format.

  Also, I use Lightroom 5.7.

  Any thoughts on what keeps me out in my size?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Best,
  Glenn K.

  You first need to crop the image to a lengthening of 1620 x 720 (or equivalently of 9 x 4), and then when you export with the 1620 x 720 size settings, you will get what you want.

• I'm trying to reduce the file size of a jpeg file, but the dialog box under image > image size reflects a much smaller that the file is. I saved the image after resampling and by reducing the size of the image, reduced the pip to 72 and lowered the qua

  I'm trying to reduce the file size of a jpeg file, but the dialog box under image > image size reflects a much smaller that the file is. I saved the image after resampling and simplistic image, the pip size reduced to 72 and lowered the low quality only to see the minimum file size reduction. Why the dialog box in photoshop gives me a different file size than my computer and how do I solve this problem? Thank you!

  The Image Size dialog box dialog box shows the uncompressed size.

  Your operating system (Explorer/Finder) shows the size compressed. (size on the disk)

  If you use save for Web, you can see the compressed size, but also an overview.

• Compression / optimization of image sizes

  Hi all

  I am currently working on a horizontal image slideshow. I have about 35 images of large and high quality that are simply lined up side by side and the slideshow is controlled by horizontal view.

  My problem is that the images take very long to load and the slideshow is constantly trolling. I even added a preloader, but it's not really helping.

  Is it possible to compress my photos?

  Thank you

  Nicolas

  What is your average image size?

  In general

  n ' use no images straight out of a camera, especially DSLR - they tend to be heavy mb;

  -use .jpg

  -resize if necessary, such as resize or images of the harvest to the visible area you have;

  You can resize, crop or output for the web using a variety of free or commercial applications.

  Which graphics application you have at hand?

  Darrell

• "Could not complete the command image size because that file name is not valid"

  Hello

  Please help me, when I try to resize the file psd his watch this message... .whats the matter?

  "Could not complete the command image size because that file name is not valid"

  Thank you!

  I had the same problem with you and tried to look around, but I solved it myself. One or two layers created by the insertion of your library which have been uploaded to the server cloud.

  When you open the file, you can see the warning as "recreate a link... blah blah your file" If reject you the message, you can still work on it, but you cannot resize, or drag all layers to other new file (tried).

  Everything you need that discovering the layers that are related to the server delegating and delete it. FACT.

• the sequence does not match my image size

  Hey,.

  I start the new project choose standard PAL video as below:

  Video settings

  Image size: 720: 576v (1,0940)

  Frame rate: 25.00 FPS

  Format of the pixels: D1/DV PAL (1.0940)

  Fields: Bottom field first

  Then I did in Photoshop framework of ornament size 720 x 576 and 300 DPI and the import of my project but I discovered the sequence window does not fit my frame. And I have no idea why, when sequence and framework of ornament are the same size.

  It looks like in below:

  

  Does anyone has an idea what I am doing wrong? In the past, I've already done similar things, and there is no problem at all.

  Peter

  The pixel formats are different. Your ornament PS is registered with you and square pixels video use 1.0940 paragraph use film to set the IRON to your ornament.

• The actual Image size

  First of all, thanks to Jongware to provide this useful script.

  I found the script in this of created by Jongware (see link below). Its working fine.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/4329277#4329277
  

  But I need small changes in there.

  This script allows to save a report that contains the name of the image and the size.

  Can I get the size of the actual image in pica by this script.

  For example:

  The actual image size is 29p0.75 x 11p11.356

  Currently written script size is 29.1 x 11.9 pt.

  He change this so that it gives the size of acutal pica, 29p0.75 x 11p11.36.

  Thank you

  Kerosk

  Be warned that what you call "the actual image size" is always rounded to * some * degree. As you can see in the value returned by the script of Trevor, InDesign is accurate up to 13 or 14 digits, and I doubt that you would like to see all of them.

  In any case, the problem occurs because pica is not a decimal unit - they are in fact "duodecimal" (base 12). Using points as the basis of measurement, dividing the result by 12 and then showing * only * three significant figures leads to the same screen as in InDesign:

  //DESCRIPTION:Write image size report
  // A Jongware Script 21-mar-2013
  var hmu = app.activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits,
          vmu =  app.activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits;
  app.activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = app.activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.POINTS;
  res = [];
  imgs = app.activeDocument.allGraphics;
  unitname = getCurrentUnit();
  for (i=0; i