Photoshop CS6 image size

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• Cannot change the unit of measure in pixels in Photoshop CC image size dialog box. can anyone help?

  Cannot change the unit of measure in pixels in Photoshop CC image size dialog box. In the Photoshop preferences, the unit of measure in pixels and in the dialog box canvas size pixels already is the unit of measure. Can anyone help?

  

  Resample uncheck lock the pixel dimensions, so it cannot be changed.

• Photoshop CS6: image is too large when cut and pasted on a new file window.  I'm cut a picture of 2 x 3 on a new file, and it reads like 8 x 11 or more. How

  Photoshop CS6: I cut and paste a small part (2 x 3 inches) of an image on another new file window (8 x 11).  The transferred image appears huge. If I reduce the size, the whole image and reduced background, not only the image. How can I keep the image of 2 x 3 and keep the size of the canvas of 8 x 11?

  Thank you

  The transferred image appears huge

  Caircraft are 2 x 3 image is higher resolution than your 8 x 11 file.

   
  Change the resolution of the 2 x 3 to match you res 8 x 11 before you copy it to the new file or

  Choose this layer in the copied file and then edit > transform > scale. Be sure to hold the SHIFT key while you move the handles to angle to maintain the proportion.

  If your copied file appears even more of your 8 x 11, see angle of the scale handles, press Cmd + 0 (which is zero) to display the handles

• Photoshop CS6 - Image in the process of disappearance

  I am running a windows Vista 32 Bit software. I just decide to finally use my photoshop cs6 and when I try to open an image in photoshop the remainds empty room but the layer panel says that there is an image and displays a preview of the image as it normally does in the layer panel. Everything else works fine but the picture does not show.

  all suggest would be wonderful

  You will probably need to update your graphics card driver on the site of graphics card manufacturers, not with windows update.

• Photoshop CS5 image size

  Help, please. "' If I put in place a new doc to 7.5"x 4,625", when I re - check image or canvas size, it says 7.5" x 4.627 "-why I can't le.625 stick?

  It seems to be related to the DPI value used. For example if I set width width 7.5 "and 4,625 in height and the other document new values 200, 400 or 600 dpi following. In the image size dialog box I see 7.5 "of 4,625. If I set width 7.5 "and 4,625 in height and the other document new values 100, 300 or 500 next dpi.  In the image size dialog I see 7.5 "4,625 height value is changed to 4.63 4.627 or v4.628

• PSD Photoshop CS6 file sizes vs TIFF

  I know that there are many threads there with regard to the advantages/disadvantages of savings in the PSD or TIF, but for the time being, I am still confused on some things and embarking on an exercise where I'll be editing or reissue a lot of images - that is why, I would like to do things the first time if I can.

  My immediate question is if anyone can shed some light on the reason why an image that I save as TIF is 395 MB (in the Finder) - and the same image saved as PSD with no other change is "55 mb.

  Over the years, I've almost always saved as TIF without compression - I never saved by any form of TIF compression.  But the disparity in this case between a TIF to 395 MB file and a PSD file 55Mo tells me there is something important, I do not understand.  Reason for the question is not only the huge disparity in the size of the file, but because I am also leaning heavily toward saving all my images under PSD as I advance in my project.

  My concern is I missed something in a 55 MB PSD file vs a 395 MB TIF file or PSD just that much more effective than TIF?  I have many other images that I saved as a TIF and PSD where the uncompressed TIF file is maybe bigger than the file PSD - but nothing like this one, with a gap of 55-395 MB 50pct.

  Would appreciate any comments from what seems like many who are well informed on the issue of PSD vs TIF.

  Thank you

  Jerry Keenehan

  Image data (intended to be included on the first post):

  > > A slide scanned from 35mm to 4000ppi resolution Filmscanner Nikon Super Coolscan 5000

  > > Pixel dimensions: 112,9 M

  > > 5390w x 3662: ppi

  > > Layers: background over a layer of Vibrance.

  When you save a Tiff file you have much more save option.  You can save files compressed or compressed, you can choose what compression to use. You can save flattened or with layers.

  Save record PSD layers and you can set the size of the file with some of your preferences for the PSD in Photoshop files.   You can disable compression and save data options for maximum compatibility for older versions of Photoshop.

  PSD has a 2 GB file limit, but you can save the file larger layers using Tiff limited to 4 GB and PSB files limited by free space in other words of large file with PSB.

  Some applications can read a Tiff file, but not PSD files.  Some applications that can read the Tiff file will use the tiff full composite layer. They do not support the other layers. As Lighroom does not support layers other layers that are in tiff format are not used. TIFF with other layers have efect conposit layer lightroon conversions first changes is no longer can be adjusted to layer coposite necessitated changed by an image editior.

• CS6 image size

  I've recently updated the cs6 to recognize the raw files from my new Nikon D4s.  I noticed that the size of the image is smaller than my pictures of my former medium format D300.

  then I opened a picture that was taken with the D300 and noticed that the size of the image was like 9.5 x 16 and, previously, they were still 11.5 x 17.5 or so.  I'm not sure what I'm going, maybe there is a setting somewhere that changed during the upgrade.

  Thanks for any help anyone can give me on this.

  Tom

  Check the preferences of the image in Camera Raw. The resolution can be set differently. It does not really affect the size of the image, which is displayed in inches. What is important is the actual size of image pixel.

  

• Opening files in Photoshop CS6 & images is empty

  I just installed CS6 and tried to open the CS5 psd files, but they appear empty even though I can see the images in the thumbnails layer.  Is there something that could be hiding the layers?

  I meet the requirements of Windows system, but my memory usage is almost 4 GB just have open photoshop.  What is the cause?

  Thank you

  OK and assuming you're on Windows since the last comment, what is the make and model of your video card? Then, what is the date and the number of your installed video driver? What is the most recent of the site Web of ATI or nVidia?

  Finally, when we look at the Palette layers, what do you see for the layers? Visibility (the eyeball to the left) is enabled for all?

  Maybe after a screen-cap of one of these open Images with the Palette visible layers?

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Shortcuts for Photoshop CS6 brush size is too slow for my work

  Hi all, need help here.

  When we paint with Photoshop brushes (while seriously urgent works, especially since my boss is hunting...), we need more big brushes or to change small brushes, at such tense moment, I find the so so so slow [] shortcut and I can only click on the [] as hard as possible, I quietly shouting "come." faster... »

  So, is there a way to double or triple the speed?

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  Instead of using the range keys, you use could the shortcuts below to change the size of the brush much faster.

  Windows

  ALT + right click, drag to the left or right

  Mac

  CTRL + Option + drag to the left or right

  It of the shortcuts above with any of the paint tools and drag left or right in the area of document

  Drag upward or down to change the hardness

  (you can change opacity in photoshop preferences)

• Photoshop cs6 images look dark and green when placed in a box.

  I just upgraded to PS CS6 and my images are looking dark and green when I download dropbox to send to clients for review.

  A screenshot of my image looks perfect in dropbox, but if I save it directly it looks terrible.

  Looks you Prophoto in the soup (and some management problems, labeled vs color vs viewers not tagged, color management is no color management)...

  

• "Image size" Lightroom

  Is there a way to Lightroom to get the same information that you would get by looking 'Image size' in Photoshop? I regularly need to get the image size (* inches *) and sometimes the PPP also for images in my library of Lightroom and open each image I need this in Photoshop to get information - it's a little tedious sometimes. I'd rather not have to save the print in the name of the file size and they did with a few images - but since filenames are important to track, I would rather mess with names. Is there a way to get the size of the image in inches in Lightroom?

  Lightroom is a like Photoshop's Image Size dialog. because the original image is never changed - you can only resize when exporting. But you can see the dimensions in pixels of the image in the library, under option when it is set by default.

  Divide the pixel dimensions with the ppi that you plan to use, and the result is the size in inches.

  Note that the physical dimensions are not a property of a digital image - there only of the pixel dimensions.

  PPI, which is metadata, is used by printer drivers to calculate print size.

  So when you resize an image in Photoshop and set the size in inches, Photoshop done the math for you and you gives the impression that it works with the thumbs, but all calculations are made using the dimensions in pixels and ppi.

• Printing from Photoshop CS6 to new Canon Pixma Pro-100 shrunken output?

  When you print 8.5 x 11 "Photoshop cs6 (any size) on the new Canon Pixma Pro100, it prints about 25 percent of the correct size.  Starting up page & vprinter settings checked, together correctly this is a file I printed often previous printer (canon pro 9000) without problem. I deleted and added the new printer to queue in the preferences. I'm confused as to what could cause this problem. Adobe compatibility? or the new pro 100 Canon printer driver? any advice?  Should I remove folder utiliities Canon. (I had a hellish time, installation of the printer software, gave up to get wireless to work, so its usb plugged). But why some files psd print properly, often the first attempts to print are narrowed, but then get corrected, but some I can't get the file to print anything, but this small size! maddening! very grateful for any advice. I'm on deadline! (Photoshop cs6, Yosemite)

  

  Hello

  Files that you are not able to print correctly.

  Try this out.

  • Press and hold the SPACEBAR button before you click on file > print

  And then try to print and verify that you get the same result.

  Thank you

• Photoshop CS6: Change the default resolution for the 'Document size' in the Image Size dialog box?

  I have a Canon EOS 40 d, Photoshop CS6 and Adobe Bridge CS6.  I shot everything in RAW.

  
  

  When it's time to change the images, I start by opening in RAW using Adobe Bridge.  When I finished to make adjustments, I click the button open an Image that contains the image to Photoshop.  When I put them to the top of the dialog box size of the Image, the size of the Document is still 240 DPI.

  
  

  Is it possible to change this default?  If so, how?

  Click on the text in blue at the bottom of the Camera raw window and change the ppi there.

  

• Can't find the preview in the size of the image window in photoshop cs6

  Hey guys, I have photoshop cs6, when I go to the size of the image I see no dialog box size image of the pixel dimensions and the size of the document, but I can't see the photo 'window preview', how can I show it?

  Your reference, with the preview image size dialog box, is a new feature from photoshop cc and not photoshop cs6.

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Photoshop/using/resizing-image.html

• Photoshop CS6 opens not correct file size

  I use Photoshop CS6 on an iMac el capitan. When I try to open an existing document (JPG or PSD any type) it opens using 100%, but it is smaller than the actual size of the file. When I click on the size of the image, he says it's the right size, but the image is so low at 100%. When I create a new document, say too much, I type in 1,000 x 1 000 pixels 300 DPI and click ok, the image comes out to about 400 pixels. It started just, maybe it's a bug in the new update. I really, really want to get a new version of photoshop, it has worked very well so far.

  .. to help clarify, first of all we will replace the term DPI (dots per inch) for PPP (pixels per inch)

  When PS displays an image at 100%, it means that there is 1 pixel of the image for each pixel of the screen for your screen resolution (number of pixels per inch). For example, for an image that is 1 000 pixels pixels x 1,000 to 300 ppi or pixels of 1 000 pixels x 1,000 at 150ppi, displays the image at the same size on your screen. It is because it is suitable that the pixels on your screen resolution.

  It's just Math... If you have one in 27 iMac 5 k retina display, according to the table below this broad picture of 1, 000pixel would be 1 000 pixels / 218 (screen resolution) = 4.59 inches wide on your screen when displayed at 100%.

  Device	Resolution	Density of pixels (ppi)
  iPad with Retina display	2 048 x 1 536	264
  MacBook Pro 13 inch with Retina display	2 560 x 1 600	232
  MacBook Pro 15 inch with Retina display	2 880 x 1 800	226
  iMac 27-inch with 5 K Retina Display	5 120 x 2 880	218