Resize a picture on a blank canvas

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• Resize an image to fill the canvas size according to height?

  Hi guys,.

  Is it possible to resize a picture to fill the canvas size according to height?

  Currently when I place an image, it fits on width, being a landscape on a canvas portrait image I need to fill the height.

  Any suggestions on the best way to do it, maybe an action?

  Thank you

  Gavin

  If the image containing or the picture may vary in dimensions/dimensions a Scripting approach would seem prudent.

  In the contrary case, a conditional Action may be enough.

• Resize a picture does change the dimensions?

  original title: resize Photo Gallery

  resize a picture really does change the deminsions of the photo, as of 4 "x 6" to 3.5 "x 5", or is it simply adjust the resolution? "

  The size is resolution / pixels horizontally and vertically.

  Also known as crop or zoom in on a certain place on a photo.

  Resizing to compress the entire file, while retaining the proportions,

  Resize in wl Photo Gallery is not an exact science, it gives references waves to the dimensions that you posted almost useless.

  First of all, I would like to ask what you are trying to do and why?

  Microsoft Paint has better / more accurate way to resize the files.

  Which can be done by the percentage of the existing file or Pixel sizes, which is most useful if you need an exact pixel size for avatars...

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-paint

  I personally use the image manager of office for these types of changes.

• How to resize a picture in LR 4.2?

  I want to resize a picture in LR, so the size of the resulting file is reduced? Is the only way to create a preset to export?

  Bob

  You do not necessarily have to create an export preset, but for a smaller image, it will be necessary to export a copy. You can crop images in Lightroom, but that does not reduce the size of the file, because all the data of the image is retained. Your original images are your master files. And while you may need a smaller version for email or for other purposes, the idea is to let your images intact in case masters the other purposes which are in need of something different.

• In CS4 crop tool captures a blank canvas unwanted outside the image

  I'm a bit puzzled by the crop tool in CS4 compared with CS2 and earlier versions.  The most irritating feature is the following: in CS4, the marquis does not lock the edge of the image; Instead, it easily moves outside the file area, capturing extra blank canvas.  The result is a lot of waste of time zooming in and fixing the problem after the fact by the projection of splinters of canvas of extra unwanted.  Is there a way set a preference so that the marquis of trimming stops at the edge of the file, as it did in earlier versions of photoshop?

  Don't forget to choose the view > Snap to > Document limits.

• How can I resize a picture using Picture Manager please?

  How can I resize picture using Picture Manager please? Let's say I want to put 4 x 6 cm for a given photo dimensions. I tried to resize , but is it compresses the picture to send by e-mail etc... It is basically a photo compressor.

  How can I resize picture using Picture Manager please? Let's say I want to put 4 x 6 cm for a given photo dimensions. I tried to resize , but is it compresses the picture to send by e-mail etc... It is basically a photo compressor.

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  If you are running Windows XP... it is a free software
  The PowerToy that is useful for resizing of the pictures:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Go to the following link and download and
  install: ImageResizer.exe
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/PowerToys/xppowertoys.mspx
  (does not work on Vista)

  Then, you can open any folder containing
  images and you will have an option to resize.
  Just right click the selected image files and
  Choose resize images in the menu. You
  can select a picture or an entire group.

  The program will place the resized in copies
  the folder with your originals.
  (Tip: * never * overwrite your originals)

  To ensure that images in both portrait and
  landscape orientation are resized to the
  same dimensions... go to... Advanced...
  and enter the largest number in these two areas.
  IOW... for 600 x 800... Enter 800 in these two areas.

  (Tip: even if you resize the Photos to the same)
  dimensions (original)... the file size will be greatly
  reduced).

  =====

  If you want to change the proportions of a picture...
  you have to reframe it... otherwise it will be distorted.

  The following freeware has a tool of good harvest.
  Just select a thumbnail and press X to open the
  Council for culture. (Tip: always save your editing / cropped /)
  photos resized under a new name)

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  FastStone Image Viewer
  http://www.FastStone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

  The following tutorial provides information on the creation of a
  2 "x 2" photo ID, but the steps would be
  basically the same for any size.

  Now, open the program and select (highlight)
  the image you want to change.

  According to... to... Edit / crop Panel (or type... (X)

  Click on the button 'Set Ratios of paper'.
  (it's just to the right of the proportion of paper
  fall of window)

  Click on the 'Add' button and enter... 2 x 2 "
  Click on... OK / OKAY... (this will give you the square
  format you need)

  You can resize the selection frame by dragging
  reposition by dragging corner handles
  the arrow of the 4 channels. At the end... Click on the 'culture '.
  button.

  Now... to... File / save as...
  Choose a backup location, enter a new name for
  the photo and choose a format to save in...
  Left click on the Save"" button.

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  Info about photo manager
  If you resize a photo with Picture Manager and
  save it when you see the dialog box saying:

  "There are changes that have not been saved"

  The original photo will be overwritten (replaced)
  with the rezized version... IOW the original will
  be unrecoverable.

  To keep two versions of the picture, resize it
  and go... File / save as... Enter a new name for
  version resized and on the left, click on the "Save" button.

  When you close the photo manager and see the
  dialog box:

  "There are changes that have not been saved"

  On the left, click the do not save"" button. Now
  have both versions.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• How do you resize a picture to download Twitter

  I am trying to download a picture for a background picture in twitter, but it says the file is too large. How can I change the size of the image

  You can get Irfanview (www.irfanview.com) and resize the image with it.  You must set the DPI to 96, and the size of the image in the range of 640 x 480 or 800 x 600 and then save it with a file with medium compression jpg extension.  I don't know twitter plug, but who should do it.

  Steve

• Option to email library does not resize my pictures smaller?

  When I try and send pictures of my Windows Photo Gallery, click on 'Email' in the toolbar, it does give me an option to resize my photos, they appear only in the enamel on the high ground, and even when I choose the 'Low' option on the top right of the email, files are always very large?

  Don't laugh, but humor... do me a system restore. Choose a date where you did not have this problem. Use this date as your restore point.

  Start button > Search box, type system restore > press the Enter key > uac prompt > click on choose a different restore point > next > select dates as your restore point, until the click > next > finish
  To sit and wait. The machine restarts when it's done.

  Note: (Optional) in most cases, it is more preferable to do in safe mode system restore.
  Here's how to get safe mode:

  Shut down your computer > turn it back on and immediately and repeatedly tab key F8 until you see a black and white screen. The top/down arrow and select Safe Mode.

• How can I place several smaller images of varying size on one page for printing without losing the original size.  Board contact option to resize my pictures

  Does anyone know how to place several small pictures on a single page, so I can print them out as a rather print over and over again.  I want to maintain the original size of the images that vary somewhat.  I tried to use the option of the Board-contact, but he seems to want to resize my images which unfortunately is of no use to me.  I tried to cut and paste on a new page, but I don't think that it is now the original size.

  Alternative applications sometimes can provide quick and easy results.

  It might be interesting to download the demo version of Photoline: it includes a simple Board-contact option that allows for images to be included without loss of resolution, i.e. the original is left intact and the proportions remain unchanged. Since Photoline also supports documents several pages, all the thumbnails are collected into rows and columns, the user can control and the end result can be exported as PDF.

  -Download the trial of pl32.com

  -Open Photoline, then open the browser (CTRL/CMD (B)

  -Navigate to your folder with the images you want to combine for printing.

  -right mouse click in the thumbnail view, and then select "Create image Catalog.

  -Select the page by Page size

  -under 'Size' define the number of rows and columns (there are here a translation error: "Spalten (COL) / rows (lines)".)

  -Uncheck "scale photos physically." This ensures that the original images are intact and incorporated in full resolution.

  And then click OK.

  Some of the other testing devices until you get a satisfactory result. Then export it to PDF.

• Why when I resize a picture looks less sharp and bad quality?

  I use Photoshop for CS3 and have never had this problem before. I used to create websites using WordPress for clients and have created many images of different logo with no problems. Now, however I do for muself and I have problems when I resize the images for web use.

  Here are a few examples. The first is a picture of 1400 x 1400 that I will use for a podcast. iTunes requires this size, and it looks good in my eyes. When you look at the resized picture but you will see that it is not quite as strong.

  1400 x 1400 http://d.PR/i/SrtJ

  300 x 300 http://d.PR/i/IqtI

  Logo to http://safetydad.NET

  Twitter page http://Twitter.com/thesafetydad

  I tried different things to be beautiful at any size but not to watch this only when the image is resized (especially by a CMS or Twitter) he looks like crap. I tried saved as png, jpeg, flatteing before resizing, sizing of the psd, recording to JPEG then resizing, using save for web option, but no matter what it does not look good.

  What I am doing wrong?

  When you resize it down, you will lose some sharpness because this is removal of the pixels of the image, and Photoshop is trying to figure out how to remove pixels and roll up the edges of the image... So, when some of this backstory is removed, it begins to blur. Make sure that when the downward revision to an image (image - image size) that you assign the sharper bicubic resampling. This will help reduce the blur of the deletion of pixels.

  In addition, you can go to filter - sharpen - sharpening - and work on bringing some of the sharpness it back as well.

  For your twitter logo - I would make a logo for it, because the text is difficult to read on it. Sorry - just my opinion here.

  You have tried these things already - but if not - I hope it helps

  On the other note - I think you might be hyper-critical of changes...

• Automatically resize a layer to adjust the canvas

  Hello!

  Is there a way to quickly evolve a selected layer so that it fits the canvas of a PS document? I need to load several high resolution images in a small canvas and for the moment the only way I know to resize images to fit the canvas is for them the scale manually by using the free transform.

  In Adobe After Effects, you have the opportunity to evolve a layer automatically to fit the size of the publication (horizontally or vertically). Is there any option in Photoshop?

  Any help will be appreciated!

  What file > automate > fit Image...  ?

• Hello! When I opened a new tab - that is to say after Firefox was open and my homepage is displayed - this additional tab opens as a white - no picture - just a blank page.

  I wish that the new tabs to open in the standard Google search engine. How could I do that, please? Thank you.

  A blank page is action by default when you open a new tab. You can change it with this extension.
  
  New tab homepage extension:
  
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/777

• Resizing a picture of structure within a DLL using the memory manager

  Hi all

  I dug deep inside the rooms, but has failed to find a solution to my problem.

  I am building a dll, which made a few imageprocessing and must return an array of structures to labview, with a struct for each element of the image.

  Because I do not know the number of items in advance and at the limit of the number is a number of magnitude higher than expected, I don't want to allocate such a huge part of memory before the dll call in labview.

  In an older version, I used a table 2d for the elements, where each line contains the values of each element. Here I used the function NumericArrayResize, which worked very well. But I have to add several subprocesses and using structs (or clusters in labview) seems to be more useful and more clean to me, I had also some items back and Foreword climb several times.

  For example, a struct element must take 2 single beds and 1 uint32. My question now is, how can I resize this table of struct with memory manager, functions as the NumericArrayResize functions is not suitable for this purpose?

  (Access to an array of structures inside the DLL and after reading the changed values in Labview is surprisingly easy )

  Thanks in advance

  Well, I was able to solve it myself. I found this thread, where the first rolfk post made me think. It seems to me that the numericarrayresize function behaves very similar to the function realloc of c. so I used the unsigned int type 8 (which is just a byte) and multiplied by the number of bytes used by a struct, in my case 12 bytes (4 + 4 + 4) and multiplied it by the number of structures (elements of the image) I. Fortunately, it worked and the block of memory has been resized, exactly as I wanted it to be. Important note: do not forget to adjust the size of the handle element, otherwise Labview does not know the size has changed.

• Resize a picture also across all of all breakpoints?

  Hello Muse Forum,

  When I place an image responsive Muse, and then resize the image, resizing does not occur on all breakpoints from the page.  Then I need to resize in all other breakpoints that takes time.  Is it possible that when you resize an image, it can then occur through breakpoints?

  Thank you

  JD

  Hi JD,

  After resizing the image, you can simply right-click on it and choose "copy size and position to > all breakpoints ' option.

  Let me know if it works.

  Kind regards

  Ankush

• BUG: .psd opens as a blank canvas

  CC last, latest Mac OS, all drivers updated.

  Double click to open a .psd to layers, on open displays of the image as a solid white canvas. I have zoom in or out to display the image correctly.

  Behavior started only since the last CC version. Frustrating to say the least.

  Any ideas please?

  better talk to Apple, as the graphics cards drivers are their responsibility and nothing to do with Adobe.