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• Cannot open Image HAVE licensed, only 300 k file size

  Hello

  When I download a licensed Image I can't open it in Illustrator or Photoshop and now I have seen that the file size is only 300 k whereas the very similar I-image size is larger than 9 MB.
  

  Does anyone know how to fix this?
  Thanks in advance and best regards!

  Hi Thilo,

  I just tried the file and it seems that the file is only 300KB in size and can be altered. I'll report it to our content manager. I gave you 1 credit of licensing for the wrong file also. Thank you for bringing the matter to our attention.

  EBQ

• 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.

• Reduce the image size in e-mail

  How can I reduce the size of the photos when they are sent with Windows Mail?  I know that I can reduce the size by selecting the image directly and by inserting in emails, but I want to send several photos in an email.   Thank you!

  How can I reduce the size of the photos when they are sent with Windows Mail?  I know that I can reduce the size by selecting the image directly and by inserting in emails, but I want to send several photos in an email.   Thank you!

  Open Windows Photo Gallery > you can select one image at a time > click email at the top > select your image size > click on attach > repeat the same procedure in the following image and so forth

  When in fact all the photos you've selected and resized will be attached to the same e-mail in Windows Mail. For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• problem with windows picture viewer image size

  My Windows Photo Viewer to open all my photos to the actual size but all of a sudden it began to open in the adjustment to the window, how can I do for each image, I opened is size real help would be appreciated having her really frustrating to click a button every time for so many images. or any other Microsoft software which opens full size each time?

  Hi Shadow_Espada,

  There is no option to set the default to open the photo in full size in the Windows Photo Viewer.

• "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.

• Problem with "Image size."

  Hello

  When I change the size of an image, Photoshop is still Adding: it reduces the image to 7.4 cm x 4.9 cm, at 240 dpi. Then it backup. He does this without that I ask him, and no matter the greatness that I give.

  Where is the problem?

  Thank you! Bruno

  Dear Ben,

  Thanks a lot for your quick response. I appreciate it.

  In fact, I just found the problem. I use the function Action and button. One of the button is simply to open the size of the Image. I just found out that there are codes within what did what I describe above.

  What happened was probably this: I created this code for something without realizing that I've inserted in this button.

  Please cancel my question so that no one else would have to answer.

  Thank you very much! Bruno

• 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.

• Image size default width and height units

  I am now using 2015 and when I open the tool to the size of the Image width and height units are default to inches I want to make Pixels. The size is set to Pixels and resolutions has Pixels/inch, but the width and height units always opens on the thumbs. I checked my preferences, units and leaders, units, the rules are Pixels is of Type Points. But the New Document preset resolutions column size and Point/Pica size and see nothing else to settle.

  What is a 'new' to be stuck with the thumbs everytime I open the size of the Image? It's a pain that I almost never work in inches.

  Then, with the size of the Image open, hold down the ALT key. Cancel button will be Reset.  Click on that and the dialog box will go to the default values. See if that fixes it.

• 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.

• "Could not complete the command image size because that file name is not valid"

  Hello

  Please help me, when I try to resize the file psd his watch this message... .whats the matter?

  "Could not complete the command image size because that file name is not valid"

  Thank you!

  I had the same problem with you and tried to look around, but I solved it myself. One or two layers created by the insertion of your library which have been uploaded to the server cloud.

  When you open the file, you can see the warning as "recreate a link... blah blah your file" If reject you the message, you can still work on it, but you cannot resize, or drag all layers to other new file (tried).

  Everything you need that discovering the layers that are related to the server delegating and delete it. FACT.

• Image size more

  I am a novice. I want to create an image 22hx29w measurement using 8.5x14 paper. Would like step by step instructions.

  Victpr-

  1. it's going to be some major of your 4 x 6 image pixelation, since you're trying high-end to your image. You may lose image quality significantly.

  Here are some useful links that explain this question:

  http://www.photoshopessentials.com/Essentials/image-resizing/

  2 to print your image in a format and it prints "mosaic".

  Below you can see my image to 4 x 6.

  

  3 go to Image > Image size, to view your images, pixels and size.

  

  

  4 to change the size of your image, you change the width and height. I walked out of similar dimensions to your below circled in red below.

  

  5 below you can see my image. When you 'scale-up' and the image, you can quality considerable loss as you can see below. You can start with a larger file with a large pixels, in order to have more 'pixels' to play with when move you up.

  

  6 go to file > print. This will bring up the print dialog box.

  

  7 select your printer. Then select the printer settings (circled in red). This opens the dialog box for your printer, where you can set the size of your paper.

  

  8 now your printer will be set and prints the image now parts that can fit on the size of the page you goes.

  

  I hope this helps.

  Janelle

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• In cs5 MB image size

  I use Aperture3 during most of my editing - only for complex work using PS. Two questions: can PS give me the size in MB of the image, I'm getting? And is it possible to adjust an image to a specific size in MB? Thank you, B.J.

  However, a test has proven this calculation is incorrect.

  This test? Can you explain?

  A thousand by thousand pixels image here shows as size 2.86 MB. Exactly what you'd expect.

  When this file is saved and closed, it may be of different sizes, depending on the format and compression. For example a white MP file 1, open is 2.86 MB, but the PSD file closed is only 104 KB! (Photoshop native format uses lossless RLE compression, it really apparent in solid color images)

  Keep in mind CLOSED and OPEN document (displayed in the window of doc in the post of the CP) size of the file. Two sides of the same coin.

  The image you "tested":

  Was it RGB?

  Was it 8/bit channel?

  All Alpha channels?

  Contain layers?

  You deal with RAW files?

  Also keep in mind file size also includes metadata (camera info, color profile, print size/PPI info, etc.).

  If you explain exactly what / how and WHY you want to do, you might get answers that help you more.

  "File size" seems to be a number of different things that I can get from the Panel "image size." However, MBs do not seem to be listed.

  When Photoshop indicates "M", it means MB. The wording of the Image Size dialog box is confusing.

• Inaccessible parts of the image size dialog box

  We have PS CS3 10.0.1 on two machines here.  Twice now when the person on the other machine has tried to change the size of the image of a picture, she works on, the image size dialog box came with the read-only pixel dimensions and size and resolution locked together so that she can change the size, but not the number of pixels, i.e., by increasing the resolution reduced size.  If she emails the file for me, when I open the image size dialogue box is normal and I can change the size, leave the same resolution and thus to increase the total number of pixels.

  Any idea what's going on here?

  It couldn't be as simple as accidentally as unchecking the checkbox Check [] resampling could it?

  -Christmas

• Why did FF open image in a new tab with focus and black background?

  Whenever I used to open image in a new tab, it would always appear in the upper left corner, with a white background. Since my upgrade to 11.0, it is now focused on the force with a black background, I hate. How can I change this?

  This is a new feature in Firefox to enhance the visibility of the images open in a new tab. However, if you want to disable, you can install https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/old-default-image-style/, which will return the change for you.