Photoshop Image size setting

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• Food 10 Photoshop image size

  Hi there, I have a Rotator image on my web page and its slowdown in the speed of the page, I've been in contact with the soft CAP and they said that the images were great.

  Well, they are 1360pix x 200pix size 258 kb, but apparently, they should be not more than 50 KB but must still be 1360pix x 200pix, I am unable to find how do it, can someone help please.

  Regards Jeff Lane

  Jeffrey54 Lane wrote:

  Hi there, I have a Rotator image on my web page and its slowdown in the speed of the page, I've been in contact with the soft CAP and they said that the images were great.

  Well, they are 1360pix x 200pix size 258 KB is but apparently they should be not more than 50 KB but still need to be 1360pix x 200pix, I can't find how do it, can someone help please.

  Regards Jeff Lane

  Go to file > save for web. You can probably do so via this dialog box.

• Bug image size

  After you have installed the latest version of iOS (El Capitan) and the latest version of Photoshop, image sizes began to work incorrectly:

  (1) if I resize document form 320 px width 360 it some of the layers of color randomly in black.

  

  (2) if I have little bit resize 320 px to 330 and 340, 350 and 360, it not only resizes the document, but randomly changes the size of the objects inside (and again the color changes):

  

  I work in Photoshop since version 3.0 and never seen sth like that!

  If someone has and how it can be solved?

  Thank you!

  I don't know why the person who answered me deleted his response, but still actually sober, so I want to thank him (she) and repost it here, so it might help smbd with the same question:

  Turn off"graphic processor utilisation use 'in Performance preferences, then restart Photoshop.

• 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

• 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.

• I can't use the Image size in photoshop cc mode?

  When I choose the image size, the program photoshop are so everything just stop every time. Thank you.

  Try a Reset of preferences:

  Windows: CTRL-SHIFT-ALT immediately after you double-click the PS icon.

  Macintosh - CMD-SHIFT-OPTION immediately after you double-click the PS icon.

  A dialog box "Remove the Photoshop settings file" will appear. Click 'Yes' and see if that helps.

• 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

• 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" 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.

• 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.

• Different algorithm when changing the size in the dialog vs tool crop Image size?

  In Photoshop CC 2014, I would look to change the size of the image and increase the DPI of 180 to 300.  If I open the dialog "Image size", using CTRL-I, I can set the resolution to 300 dpi, change the width and height, if I want, and I can choose the resampling to use, automatic algorithm, preserve the details, etc...

  If I'm resizing an image for printing to a specific dimension, say a poster 24 x 36, I find much easier to just go in the crop tool, select 24 inches by 36 inches and change the px / 300 so I can see what size I need and select the culture I want for the image. I don't see any option for the algorithm to use well, so someone can tell me what algorithm it uses?  Is it possible to specify?  Can I use the Image Size dialog box to increase the DPI first before cropping?

  Basically, what is the best method to use to get the best image quality when you try to resize a photo for a large physical size and increase the DPI at the same time?

  Thank you in advance.

  I suspect the preferences > General > parameter Interpolation of the Image will be used.

• 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.

• Open a document, image size, and pop-up window alert script

  Whenever I open a document in Photoshop CS5, these boxes of 2 dialogue (Image size, alert Script) would jump to the top. I need to cancel 2 times to start editing. Is there a setting I can disable it?

  Thank you

  My first thought is that you may have something set in the file > Scripts > Script event handler.

• Image size for DVD part is bad 720 instead of project 1080, why?

  Hi all...

  I use the trial. Wanted to experience the burn on a DVD. I tried a few methods. When I choose to share via DVD the image size is reduced to 720 when the project, which I pointed out, is set to 1080. I checked all the information on all the sequences and to 1080. Can you please help me to understand why this is? Is it because it is a trial version?

  Need this burning by Jan 16 so I'm panicking a bit.

  I successfully exported a QuickTime desktop at full 1080 resolution. I am tired of this combustion, but it didn't... it may have been because of my DVD player or disc? DVD - RW? It takes +? ...

  Sorry I'm such a novice!

  I really appreciate your time and help-

  Nell

  It is actually 480, the vertical height. This is because the DVD is an obsolete format and does not support HD, SD Media strictly

• How can I talk to a LIVE person here on the dimensions of fixation on a Psd file?  Size and DImensions continue to appear weak, even after changing their sub Image < Image size

  It seems that no matter how many times I change the size of the Image and make Pixel size as large as possible, dimensions appear 4 x 6 for my client.  I downloaded this file Psd layered on DropBox and the document still appears small.  I have expanded the size of the Image in inches, enlarged the dimensions in pixels of the Image, and again, when you use crop tool (in what customer says she used a million times before) it seems that it parts of image design and cultures.  So, what gives?

  I would LOVE you forever if you are able to help me trouble shoot this challenge (not to mention learning it) I am a newbie who couldn't afford to finish school and this is certainly a first.

  You can change the ppi to change the size of the image.

  The dimensions in pixels, ppi and image size are linked together, when you change one, one of the other two must change.

  Here's the formula.

  Inches X ppi = pixels

  The ppi is stored in the metadata so if the file header is corrupt or you use save for web, the ppi could be missing. In this case Photoshop guess of 72 dpi, which would change the size of the image.

  As long as the pixel dimensions has not changed, then there is nothing to fear. Pixel dimensions is the actual data. If the size of the image is incorrect, anyone with most image editing software can change the size of the image or the ppi to fix. Make sure that the pixel dimensions do not change. In Photoshop just uncheck the box resampling.