Oversampling in CS6 or resize perfect 7.5 vs scan at higher resolution

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• Place the photos high resolution in InDesign - look terrible when I resize down! Does not work why!

  I'm a beginner with InDesign, so I'm looking for very clear instructions. I work with CS6 on a ballot. When I place very large, high resolution photos in and then try to resize the terrible resolution looks down.  I use the tool place during the import. At first I thought it was because I use the 'content to the chassis Fit' tool and who had settled the proportions. So I tried to "Adjust the frame proportionally" and who did not, any more than "automatic adjustment". I have tried to place photos and then making a control + drag to resize down - it did not work. I looked at preferences - file handling - preserve Image Dimensions (I deselected that option). Also, did not work. I wonder if the resizing affects pixels, but I don't know where to find it in InDesign. I found the instructions for Photoshop on the choice of Image - resize the Image, but not in InDesign. The other thing, on what I am wondering is that I put these pictures in a text box - which could cause problems with the resolution? Should I be placing them another way?

  Any advice would be appreciated with gratitude!

  You should always use one of the options adjustment proportional to avoid distortion. This may mean that you need to change the shape of the image frame allows you to adapt the shape of the image, or crop the image to take into account the shape of the frame. It is a reality.

  I'm starting to think that some or all the original problem may be in the jpeg compression, and I doubt that Pixillion Image Convertor is a good choice for downsampling (which isn't the same thing as compression). You can post one of these pictures somewhere for us to watch?

• Image resize - Set produce size but high resolution

  Hello

  My original image is 14842 x 8417px and I have been asked for an image that is 608 x 350px but high resolution. How can I go to the resizing of the image is smaller but still a high resolution image? I tried everything and it is simply by changing the size and resolution. I use CS6

  Hello, the request seems strange: the resolution is (point per inch) dpi, while they don't ask you the file in cm or any other size print, but in pixels.

  What I propose to do this is:

  1 familiarize yourself with the size of the frame, put on the 'resampling' option and adjust the height to 350. Choose the resampling algorithm which suite best your image. Press OK

  2. familiarize yourself with the Image/canvas size, in the size canvas window choose pixels and width to 608. Press OK.

  2. familiarize yourself with the size of the Image/Image, uncheck the 'resample' and select a resolution of 300 dpi.

  This way you will get an image with the right size in pixels and the indication to print at 300 dpi.

• CS6 on screen high resolution windows

  Hello

  I installed CS6 on my new DELL XPS 9550 with high-resolution display. Everything is so tiny. It seems that the problem is solved for Mac users.

  What Windows? Also small Flash Player when you watch videos is not readable.

  Please excuse my English.

  Greetings from the Germany

  See answer #1 in tiny HiDPI on-screen UI

• I have some pretty high resolution still panoramas I want to move from left to right, but when I resize the image to fit the image, the resolution drops to an unacceptable level. Is this possible? John

  I have some pretty high resolution still panoramas I want to move from left to right, but when I resize the image to fit the image, the resolution drops to an unacceptable level. Is this possible? John

  Make sure that before you add this photo to your project, you go to the preferences (under the Edit on a PC) and uncheck the default scale to the size of the image.

  Scaling of artificially reduced image size your photo - no matter how large - the size of your video image, make detailed pans and zooms like your impossible. When it is not checked, your photo will be in full resolution and you will only see a small part of it in the preview window.

  That said, don't forget that you work at video resolution, so some details will be lost. (Less so, if you change video high-def). And, of course, don't forget to make your timeline after you have added your pans and zooms to see a better representation of what your final video will look like.

• Screen high resolution Cs6

  PS cs6 is not compatible with the screen high resolution (windows) how to solve this problem

  Salvation work,

  This should help answer your query.

  HiDPI and retina display support FAQ

  Photoshop: The UI presenting scale 200% for screens high densities for Windows

  ~ David

• Save a PNG high resolution in Photoshop CS6

  I just installed CS6 and trying to save a high resolution PNG in Photoshop. When I go to file > save as it is more a PNG option available. How to save a PNG high resolution?

  Thank you

  When I switched the RGB file, the PNG option is returned in the section save as. Thanks for the tip.

• After Effects CS6: Opinions on how to proceed with the change of resolution in a project

  I recently finished a project that I've been very proud of. The only problem was that I did all this in the bad resolution . I already found how to solve this problem so that this won't happen again, but the tricky part is to know how to convert my project as a whole in a higher resolution.

  My project consists of seven different compositions, rolled in a composition of master. Everything works fine except the resolution problem. I ended up changing each composition in my desired resolution, but then I resize issues with text, photos, effects, drawn in the 3d Department... more all effects are calibrated is no longer properly (an example would be initially on moved text and off-screen but covers only a short distance after the change of resolution).

  I've already reviewed all over again. I'm ok with this because it'll take me only a few days to duplicate everything. It may even be easier. However, if someone has an idea I would like to give it a shot. This would be an opportunity learning great anyway.

  To clarify, my initial project was made in the wrong resolution (720 x 480). (1920 x 1080) resolution change is fairly easy, but everything needs resizing and remade. Y at - it an easier way to convert a composition with all its effects, items, settings, etc. in another composition of a resolution more high without having to start over? Since it is also an opportunity of learning, if you think of something which pourrait work, then I would still hear it. I'm willing to try anything.

  You are probably best to do it again.

  720 x 480 is not only a much lower resolution, it is a format of 4 x 3.  1920 x 1080 is not HD, but also a 16: 9 aspect ratio screen.  It is wider.  You'd end up to take full advantage of the larger screen, reposition the graphics in your computer in any case.

  Consider it a lesson learned by checking the parameters of your computer until you start working seriously.

  There is a script that comes with newer versions of AE which will scale to the top of your comps if you choose to use it.  I've never had to use, so I forgot his name.  But it will not automatically forward to take advantage of the wide screen aspect ratio.

• CS6 version fonts on Win8 are extremlly small high resolution

  on my computer laptop im working at high resolution: 3840 X 2160

  and I put all the settings of fonts to be as large as possible.

  all photoshopmenus are very very small and its not reasonable to work like this.

  It is important to say that any other resolution I've tried can not show 'windows' and other applications in the common sense (too big).

  I'd appreciate if some can please let me know if there is anything I can do to solve it? its very important for me to work on Photoshop and keep this resolution.

  Here is the hack to change the registry - for Win only:

  Adobe App scaling on the screens to high-resolution (FIX) | Dan Antonielli

• resizing of photos very high resolution?

  photos of the downsizing

  I want to make a blurb book with photos professionally scanned at high resolution, 7351 × 4947 pixels to 5250ppi.

  for the book that I want to do, they need to print to 11.25 "and not more than 300 ppi.

  When I reduce them (using image > image size), they are always 21.9 M, but are not supposed to be more than 10 M.

  What is the best way to reduce even more without spoiling them?

  As Lundberg02 suggested, you might want to try your image resampling. You can do this by going to "Image > Image size" and change the resolution option.

  

  

• Resizing of components | IMG | SWF for different screen resolutions

  It is a question of several party and could be the best answer by directing them to some good tutorials/documentation on the topics, but I will use a specific instance.  Go here: site for this example.  The three areas that I edit are (the building, pole and neon sign) logo, photo stamps, and trailer animation (history).  If you change the screen resolution to 800 x 600 to 1280 x 1024, you will see the provision corresponds to the right of the screen at least in my opinion, with the exception of these three areas mentioned above.  So what I mean, is there a way to 'scaleContent' synonym = "true" for mx:Image (s) inside panels for custom components, img (by themselves), SWFs, etc.?  For example how can I do custom component neon adapt better when it is displayed on a screen of 1280 x 1024.  Here's the code.

  Index.MXML

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
  <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"    
      creationComplete="init()"
      xmlns:comp="components.*"
      layout="absolute"
      verticalScrollPolicy="off"
      horizontalScrollPolicy="off"
       backgroundColor="#464d57">
   
   <mx:Script>
    <![CDATA[
     import mx.rpc.events.*;
     import mx.collections.*;
     
     import mx.resources.*;
     
     [Bindable]
     public var pic:ArrayCollection;
     
     private function init():void{
      picDataIn.send();
     }
     
     private function picHandler(event:ResultEvent):void{
      pic = event.result.pics.image;
      trace(pic);
     }
    ]]>
   </mx:Script>
   
   <mx:constraintColumns>
    <mx:ConstraintColumn id="col1" width="25%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintColumn id="col2" width="25%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintColumn id="col3" width="25%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintColumn id="col4" width="25%"/>
   </mx:constraintColumns>
      
   <mx:constraintRows>
    <mx:ConstraintRow id="row1" height="25%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintRow id="row2" height="50%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintRow id="row3" height="25%"/>
    
    </mx:constraintRows>
   
   <mx:HTTPService id="picDataIn"
       url="assets/data/books.xml"
       result="picHandler(event)"/>
   
   <mx:Image source="assets/view/Interface.png"
      top="row2:0"
      scaleContent="true"/>
   
   <comp:Neon  autoLayout="true" />
   
   <mx:LinkBar dataProvider="bookPages"    
      fontSize="24"
      horizontalGap="50"
      bottom="row1:-5"
      right="col4:0"
      disabledColor= "0xaf2d2d"/>
   
   <mx:ViewStack id="bookPages"
       top="row2:0" bottom="row3:0"
       left="col1:0" right="col4:0"
       resizeToContent="true">
    
    <comp:Home id="home"
       label="Home"/>      
    
    <comp:Pics id="pics"
       label="Pics"     
       width="100%" height="100%"
       picData="{pic}"/>
    
    <comp:History id="history"
        label="History"/>
        
    <comp:Contact id="contact"
        label="Contact"
        width="100%" height="100%"/>
        
   </mx:ViewStack>
  </mx:Application>
  
  

  
  model: neon (Neon.mxml)

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
  "< mx:Canvas xmlns:mx ="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">".
  < mx:SWFLoader id = "Loader".
  source="@embed(source='assets/view/Neon2.SWF')" / > "
  < / mx:Canvas >

  The neon.fla dimensions are 800 x 150, which goes hand in hand with my uncertainties.  Is there a preferred method for setting up of your images?  Would be implementation of several SWF files to load in the meantime on the user's screen resolution is the best way, and all the issues between the two?  Thank you very much for your time, understand that it is not easy to answer questions.

  SWFLoader has a scaleContent property.

  If a component is too big for its location, you must decide whether he should be allowed to shrink.  You can allow the narrowing by defining minWidth/minHeight.

  Alex Harui

  Flex SDK Developer

  Adobe Systems Inc..

  Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui

• Bad resolution size is re-enabled Photoshop

  I had Photoshop CS6 on a Macbook Air 11 '', and when he died I re-uploaded it on my new 15 "Pro. However, when I open the text and interfaces and so on are really pixelated and I cannot see anything in the net. Even when I open an image, it is not crispy and doesn't focus itself as it normally does. Even windows configuration when I downloaded it were like that, so there is something wrong with the program itself. Is it possible to change it so that it looks on the screen 15 ''?

  CS6 and by adjusting the font size for a high resolution display https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2171036

• CS4 on macbook pro retina display

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  Also, do you know if I can improve more current CS4 CS5 or CS6?  How to upgrade my CS4 is?

  Thank you

  CS4 is old enough that I don't think that there is nothing you can do to improve the display

  CS5 is no longer marketed, and CS6 no longer upgrade pricing

  In fact, as much as I know, same-CS6 won't do well on a modern screen 'high resolution '.

  All development efforts now targets Cloud programs, which are available by subscription

• the font size is too small on 4 k screen - new computer dell laptop

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  Hi Phil

  I'm sorry to tell you that there is no solution to screen high resolution for CS6.  2014.2.2 CC workaround in preferences that gives you a 2 X UI, but things like Guides are always one pixel wide and very difficult to see.

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• CS6 won't let me not resize large images?

  I use Photoshop CS6 to mount and export a series of tiles of very high resolution. Long story short, they will be used to catch a large map in a mobile application.

  I have a very tight deadline, and I just was stopped in my tracks by an error I get when I try to intensify.

  Each tile is a multilayer of PSB, 16384 x 16384px at 72 dpi, approximately 2-3 GB in size. All I want to do is scale up to double their size - 32768 x 32768px.

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  Since I work at the PSB format and I'm resizing within the 300 000px limit, I do not understand why I am not allowed to evolve up to 32768px.

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