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• Canvas size problem?

  Hi, I currently have a problem with the size of the canvas? The problem is that when I select the background layer and choose Image-> canvas size is opening a fine, and I can even make changes to my size, anchor point, and even choose the color of background extension.  However, when I click OK it resizes all the layers and compensates even some of them instead of resizing just the backdrop.  So now, I have a background layer that is all just white and and a layer of model that has just a single sheet on her image.  The two layers are currently 79 x 89 px.  I select the background layer and choose image-> canvas size and change the width to 200 px and height to 200px and make sure relative is not checked, then choose an anchor centeral and white for the extension background color and click OK.  What happens if is that when it is resized in the background, she changes the model layer as well which was centered on the original background, he still retains centered sheet, but he adds also some parts of the sheet to the four corners of the background as it offset some parts of the model layer. In addition, the two layers are now 200px X 200px instead of just the bottom layer of ideas?  The post is long sorry I just wanted to make sure there's enough information that can provide a clear picture of the problem I had.

  I think that maybe what is happening is that you don't realize that layers can keep information beyond the borders of the canvas, and you can not see.  What you do when the increase in the size of the canvas are revealing information that was already there.  You can get information there if you, for example, paste a larger image as a layer.

  You can force Photoshop to throw all the information beyond the edges of the canvas before taking the canvas to change size by doing something like the following:

  1 Select the crop tool from the Toolbox.

  2. make sure that nothing is specified in the width, height, resolution fields at the top of the main window of Photoshop.

  3. slide the tool completely around the image, so that all the visible part of the image is surrounded by.

  4 Note the cropped area at the top of the main window of Photoshop setting.  Set it to delete rather than hide.

  5. complete the crop tool by clicking on the check mark.

  Now, when you increase the canvas size there will be no data previously hidden beyond the edges of the canvas.

  -Christmas

• Script in Photoshop Actions for the canvas size?

  I have a variety of sizes of illustrations I want to post on my site;  that would take much less time if I could add a white border in Photoshop Actions by increasing the size of the canvas by 1/4 inch.  Thanks for your suggestions, BAB.

  Save a step size of canvas.  Leave the anchor point at the Center. Check relative and the value of 1/2 inch in width and height.  Photoshop will calculate the number of pixels needs to add to increase the width and height 1/2 "and add 1/4-inch canvas on all sides.  If there is a background layer in Photoshop the extra pixels will be 100% opaque and the color can be set in the canvas size dialog box. Can be set to the color of the background sample.  If there is no background layer, the added canvas will be empty.

• What canvas size should I create in Photoshop for the titles of 4K for the cinema?

  I know the resolution, but question canvas size?

  I believe that 4K is available in different flavors.  Safer would be 1920 x 1080 x four, up to 4096 x 2160

  As always, Wikipedia is the source of all knowledge

  4K resolution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

• Script Relative canvas size

  I get just the shot of Photoshop scripts and have looked everywhere, but I can't find any way to change canvas size relative to the current Web using scripts.

  My current script is less to... It defines a selection on the active layer and cultures / flattens the image. Now, I want to add a border of ten pixels compared to the size of the canvas. Does anyone have an idea how this could be achieved? I really don't want to have to create an action to run just resize the drawing area. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  layerPixels2Selection = function() {}

  {if (App.activeDocument.activeLayer.isBackgroundLayer)}

  Return End Function / / background isn't a transparency mask

  }

  var / / desc = new ActionDescriptor();

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putProperty (charIDToTypeID ('channel'), charIDToTypeID ("FSC"));

  desc.putReference (charIDToTypeID ("null"), ref);

  var ref1 = new ActionReference();

  Ref1.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ('channel'), charIDToTypeID ('channel'), charIDToTypeID ("TN"));

  desc.putReference (charIDToTypeID ("T"), ref1);

  executeAction (charIDToTypeID ('setd"), desc, DialogModes.NO);

  }

  demo

  layerPixels2Selection()

  app.activeDocument.crop (app.activeDocument.selection.bounds);

  app.activeDocument.mergeVisibleLayers)

  You can try this:

  2012, use it at your own risk.

  #target photoshop

  If (app.documents.length > 0) {}

  myDocument var = app.activeDocument;

  var originalRulerUnits = app.preferences.rulerUnits;

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;

  myDocument.resizeCanvas (myDocument.width + 20, myDocument.height + 20, AnchorPosition.MIDDLECENTER)

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = originalRulerUnits;

  };

• Automatically resize a layer to adjust the canvas

  Hello!

  Is there a way to quickly evolve a selected layer so that it fits the canvas of a PS document? I need to load several high resolution images in a small canvas and for the moment the only way I know to resize images to fit the canvas is for them the scale manually by using the free transform.

  In Adobe After Effects, you have the opportunity to evolve a layer automatically to fit the size of the publication (horizontally or vertically). Is there any option in Photoshop?

  Any help will be appreciated!

  What file > automate > fit Image...  ?

• Image adjustment and canvas size does not

  Hello world

  I'm trying to save an action on an open image. I first choose the command "Mount Image" and enter a size of 1580 x 2000 pixels (do not expand). I then choose the size of the canvas and try and enter the dimensions in pixels of 1580 x 2000 pixels but although I input these numbers, when I view the details of this step of action of canvas, he always says height: 2000 pixels, Vertical: Center, but it does not the width of 1580.

  It seems that for some reason any program won't allow me to enter the same dimensions in pixels in two separate measures, consecutive. I remember successfully made this a few weeks ago, but I don't know why it doesn't work now.

  I was wondering if someone could help me out and let me know what I could do wrong?

  Thanks in advance.

  I have never see that happen if you change the two dimensions of the canvas. can you show a screenshot if registered in the palette step actions. Here what I get... If you want to save the step size of canvas after made stage image to save on both sides, you need to change both one side will be 2000 or 1580.  So, you need fix this first. stop recording changes the size of the canvas to 1581 x 2001. Then start of new record replaces canvas size to1580x2000.

  

  When you record steps if you do not change a default option offered Photoshop will not record anything for this option and Photoshop uses its default value.  It's very important when you want things like the name of the current document to use other options as the current path to use. If you change only the saved value will always be used.   Here you want you still want the canvas image size to be extended to the full 1580 x 2000 therefore with other reports l / h of images will focus on a canvas of 1580 x 2000.

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• Custom canvas size?

  Is it possible to change the default canvas size in the Sketch in Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator online? It would be particularly useful when it comes to the import and paste the other files in the document and not have to worry about issues of scale and size.

  If this isn't the case, I think it's something that needs to be addressed if Adobe is seriously to do right mobile applications.

  and now, our amazing product manager found time for us and the official response is:

  [note as short answer] to sketch the canvas size is the size in pixels of the iPad (2048 x 1536) when you make a shipment of Photoshop.

  We finally have it

• Adobe generator: Yes! but not harvest my canvas size (option)

  Adobe = generator isn't there an option where I can maintain original canvas size position?

  I mean: I like that the generator of slices and export every element of the individual layer in a single file... It's good, BUT...

  but I don't want the auto-cropping function to export every single picture in its exact dimensions > > I want an option where you can keep the original size of the canvas and the position of the element in the space of the canvas... is this possible?

  GRAPHICALLY, it is instead: / / / I want an OPTION that do this automatically:

  

  and we will love this feature in Fireworks CC please!

  Hello, Photoshop CC 14.2 now supports padding with layer masks, I've yet to see a description... http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2014/01/photoshop-cc-14-2-update-jdi-features-mac-proos-x-10-9-compatibility-and-notable-bug-fixes.html.

  More information about this page of the Github generator: https://github.com/adobe-photoshop/generator-assets/issues/40

  (But a generator discussion belong to the beginners forum?)

• canvas size background gray color

  Canvas size sometimes that the canvas extension color is grayed out, this can happen on any ie jpg tiff or PSD file and in any mode can someone tell me how to fix this please

  j

  This means that your image is not a background layer.

  If your image does not have one you can create a background layer of

  any layer pixel selected by going to layer > New > background from layer.

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Photoshop/using/adjusting-crop-rotation-canvas.html

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/CS/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-78e3a.h tml

  

• A script to increase the minimum canvas size? (Like Image to adjust, but with just my canvas)

  First to be clear, I'm looking to manipulate the size of the canvas. No image size.

  I want to create a script to automatically increase the width and the height of my canvas in Photoshop to a size specific, when necessary. I don't want that to happen if my canvas is smaller than the specified size. For example: Let's say my canvas size is 300 x 250. I want the Web to be at LEAST 600 x 600. If I run my action, it will increase the size of the canvas to 600 x 600 for me. If I run this same script on an image where the size of the canvas is already 700 x 700, it did nothing for her because the width and height are equal to or greater than the size of my target.

  She will also work with the height and width on an individual basis. If my image is 400 x 800, the action would increase my width of 400 to 600, but he let the height of 800 only. If the final canvas size will eventually be 600 x 800.

  It's a bit like the option 'Adapter the Image' in Photoshop, but I want only to manipulate the size of my canvas, NOT the size of my image.

  You can try this:

  // resize canvas in either direction if it is below a defined minimum;
  // 2011; use it at your own risk;
  #target photoshop
  if (app.documents.length > 0) {
  var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
  // set to pixels;
  var originalRulerUnits = app.preferences.rulerUnits;
  app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;
  // set the minimum values;
  var minWidth = 600;
  var minHeight = 600;
  // get current ones;
  var theWidth = myDocument.width;
  var theHeight = myDocument.height;
  // resize canvas;
  myDocument.resizeCanvas(Math.max(minWidth, theWidth), Math.max(minHeight, theHeight), AnchorPosition.MIDDLECENTER);
  // reset;
  app.preferences.rulerUnits = originalRulerUnits;
  };
  

• Canvas size Bug/Feature

  In previous versions of PS defining a Web of smaller size that the current image is crop all layers, now that the base layer is cropped. It's probably better than what PS has done previously, but why change now when people have libraries of scripts that could be (and have been in my case) broken by this change? I mean if it was OK to do it for the eleven first versions surely making selectable as it would have been a better choice just to change it with no option to maintain compatibility with the previous behavior?

  function() {return A.apply (null, [this] .concat ($A (arguments)))}

  CraigAmey wrote:

  In previous versions of PS affecting a painting of less than the current image size would harvest all layers

  Your assumption (or terminology) seems to be wrong.  The behavior you describe (maintenance of the data beyond the current canvas layer) has been around for a very long time.

  Just to be sure, I was not remembering wrong (as I'm becoming SOME afterall) I just tested on CS5, CS4, CS3, CS2, CS and 6.0.

  Large image with layers, Image - adjust - size of the small canvas, then return the canvas size to enlarge.  All data was still there (except that the expanded background area was filled with the background color).

  -Christmas

• Resize an image to fill the canvas size according to height?

  Hi guys,.

  Is it possible to resize a picture to fill the canvas size according to height?

  Currently when I place an image, it fits on width, being a landscape on a canvas portrait image I need to fill the height.

  Any suggestions on the best way to do it, maybe an action?

  Thank you

  Gavin

  If the image containing or the picture may vary in dimensions/dimensions a Scripting approach would seem prudent.

  In the contrary case, a conditional Action may be enough.

• "Canvas size" does not remember last setting used

  I noticed that "Canvas size" does not save the last settings used more in Photoshop CC 15.5. It is located in centimetres every time.

  The "Image size" option screen keeps the last used settings.

  This used to work properly in Photoshop 14 CC.

  Canvas size always comes back to the unit which is defined in Edition > Preferences > units & rulers.

  

  "Image size" in the upper part of the window always the size in pixels and under the print format, but never shows in pixels.

  If your preferences setting is "mm", the print size will be shown in mm.

  If your preferences setting is "pixel", the print size will be shown in cm or mm or inches, but not in pixel.

  Fenja

• Default scale to the size of the image in 2015 CC

  Other issues on this subject come from 2012.  I use CC 2015.  I have preferences - default scale of size of frame check box. He has always worked in this project.  I thought that this meant simply that when you cut large images in the timeline, they automatically adjust to the size of the current image of the project. I've done several times before, and I can resize images - zoom - without loss of quality.   All of a sudden when I'm cutting the large images (JPEG, etcl) in the timeline with this project that's making them huge in the Progam monitor.  Am I missing something?

  Thank you

  Patrice

  and I can resize images - zoom - without loss of quality.

  Unfortunately this is not true. When you use default scale to the size of the image the image is set to 100%. Which means that when (zoom) amplify it exceeds 100%, resulting in a loss of quality.

  Select all of the images on the timeline, right-click and press Set to the size of the image.

  It suits them also in the chassis, but according to their original format.

  When you zoom in there is no loss (until you reach 100%).