Pixel size of current art

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  Or you try to increase the pixel dimensions (i.e. the size of the image)? As Silkrooster said, you would go to image > image size, as shown below.

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  You would increase the values in the areas of pixel dimensions to enlarge the image. However, your image will not retain the quality, that he was on the smaller size. See this article for more information on this subject.

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  Namaste"

  I am planning to have a book printed sayings my teacher in his own handwriting in his journal.

  The lyrics were written in ballpoint pen and twenty years old.

  We their digitized by a scanner at hand gray in 300 dpi.

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