Resize image and canvas

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• Pouvez Edge animation scale/resize Flash and canvas

  One of our biggest concern is now animation made with Adobe Edge cannot scale and resize as Flash or canvas (and we don't mean design fluid or reactive) is this true? Our animations should allow the user zoom or zoom out without any restrictions, we can build our animation with Adobe Edge?

  Thank you

  Ah might as well post it here as well - I have a tutorial to see how to go about this here http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=hrLt0Y9QAY8

  Sarah

• How to proper resize images and videos when running without loss of quality?

  Hi guys. I need a little help here.

  I built a flash site, in which I want to resize a movie to the scene. I do it by keeping the proportion, so I just resize the width and then I resize the consequence of the height to the width of new but keeping the proportion.

  The problem is that my film looks like he "pixeled".

  I found a site on which the stage is resized dynamically with the movie and the background images without any of their loss of quality. So far, I knew that resize pictures or videos in flash for the creation or the runtime environment produces results pixeled.

  This is the site: http://kampanjeweb.apt.no/jotun/romforrom/. Can someone tell me how they do without quality loss? Just make the browser in windowed mode and resize the margins to see the effect.

  Thank you.

  Hello, Venian.

  On the video, you can try setting the smoothing of the flash.media.Video on TRUE property. This should keep a quality, but you can do nothing if the video has a bad quality. You need a great video.

  On the images, you you need to redraw the image whenever you resize. To achieve this, use a combination of Bitmap, BitmapData and Matrix classes. No doubt, just call again. Here's a simple example:

  var scale:Number = .5;
  var highQualitySourceImage:Bitmap = ...your image...;
  var scaleMatrix:Matrix = new Matrix();
       scaleMatrix.scale(scale, scale);
  
  var bitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData( scale*highQualitySourceImage.width, scale*highQualitySourceImage.height);
       bitmapData.draw(highQualitySourceImage, scaleMatrix);
  
  var finalBitmap:Bitmap = new Bitmap(bitmapData);
  
  addChild( finalBitmap );
  

  See you soon,.

  CaioToOn!

• Resize image in 300 x 300 pixels and maintain proportions?

  Hello

  How to resize images in 400 x 400 pixels while retaining the proportions when not all images already is a square. There will be white borders/edges on the sides of some of the images.

  How I did it now is to resize the image to 400 x 400 pixels through image processor and manually put images result in white 400 x 400 square. It's a lot of time when there are a lot of images to process.

  Thanks for all the answers!

  Then you crop the images to a square first 1:1 aspect ratio. Or use fit image to go up to 300 x 300 and then canvas size 300 x 300 allows you to add the missing painting. The image processor will only make the picture Fit part so you can have the pro Image Processor resize before using your actions to add the missing painting.  Or batch just an action the do both the adjustment of image and canvas size.

• Resize image code does not work for some jpg files

  Hello. I use the code to resize images and store them on the server below. However, with some jpg files, resizing produces a reddish tint on the picture. Any ideas of what could be the cause? Here's the original image: http://www.unctv.org/tWxkBbq_10M6wKRRL/PNCWWD01.jpg and here of what happened later: http://www.unctv.org/tWxkBbq_10M6wKRRL/PABDFC01__1289231445291.jpg
  Photoshop CS5 is used to produce the input JPG for this app. thank you.
  

  public BufferedImage resizeVeryHigh(InputStream inputStream, File resizedFile) throws IOException {
    BufferedImage bufferedImage = null;
    try {
        Image newImage = ImageIO.read(inputStream);
        int newWidth = (int)this.targetWidth;
        ImageIcon imageIcon = new ImageIcon(newImage);
        Image image = imageIcon.getImage();
        Image resizedImage = null;
  
        int iWidth = image.getWidth(null);
        int iHeight = image.getHeight(null);
  
        // This code ensures that all the pixels in the image are loaded.
        Image temp = new ImageIcon(resizedImage).getImage();
  
        // Create the buffered image.
        bufferedImage = new BufferedImage(temp.getWidth(null), temp.getHeight(null), BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
  
        // Copy image to buffered image.
        Graphics g = bufferedImage.createGraphics();
  
        // Clear background and paint the image.
        g.setColor(Color.white);
        g.fillRect(0, 0, temp.getWidth(null), temp.getHeight(null));
        g.drawImage(temp, 0, 0, null);
        g.dispose();
  
        // Encodes image as a JPEG data stream
        FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(resizedFile);
        JPEGImageEncoder encoder = JPEGCodec.createJPEGEncoder(out);
        JPEGEncodeParam param = encoder.getDefaultJPEGEncodeParam(bufferedImage);
        param.setQuality(1.0f, true);
        encoder.setJPEGEncodeParam(param);
        encoder.encode(bufferedImage);
    }
    catch (Exception e) {
          this.error = e.getMessage();
    }
        return bufferedImage;
  }

  Published by: oneworld95 on November 8, 2010 11:34

  I don't know anything about the jpeg encoder, but I do not see the code which makes no sense to me:

  Image resizedImage = null;
  
  int iWidth = image.getWidth(null);
  int iHeight = image.getHeight(null);
  
  // This code ensures that all the pixels in the image are loaded.
  Image temp = new ImageIcon(resizedImage).getImage();
  

  What is so as to create an ImageIcon from an image zero?

  int newWidth = (int)this.targetWidth;
  

  I don't see where actually use you this variable, then how the image does get resized?

  To learn more create a [url http://sscce.org] NBS, which illustrates the incorrect behavior and maybe someone will take a look.

• Resize the size of the largest image and makes the black image (Mac El Capitan)

  Hello.

  I'm trying to resize my image but image turns to black screen if the size is greater than the original.

  Sometimes I see black blocks on image and BG turns white (it should be dark gray). Frustrating to work like that...

  Photoshop OSX 10.11, CC (latest version). 24 GB memory.

  Find Hello in Photoshop under change preferences and go to performance. Uncheck the box marked graphics processor, which should erase it.

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• Image adjustment and canvas size does not

  Hello world

  I'm trying to save an action on an open image. I first choose the command "Mount Image" and enter a size of 1580 x 2000 pixels (do not expand). I then choose the size of the canvas and try and enter the dimensions in pixels of 1580 x 2000 pixels but although I input these numbers, when I view the details of this step of action of canvas, he always says height: 2000 pixels, Vertical: Center, but it does not the width of 1580.

  It seems that for some reason any program won't allow me to enter the same dimensions in pixels in two separate measures, consecutive. I remember successfully made this a few weeks ago, but I don't know why it doesn't work now.

  I was wondering if someone could help me out and let me know what I could do wrong?

  Thanks in advance.

  I have never see that happen if you change the two dimensions of the canvas. can you show a screenshot if registered in the palette step actions. Here what I get... If you want to save the step size of canvas after made stage image to save on both sides, you need to change both one side will be 2000 or 1580.  So, you need fix this first. stop recording changes the size of the canvas to 1581 x 2001. Then start of new record replaces canvas size to1580x2000.

  

  When you record steps if you do not change a default option offered Photoshop will not record anything for this option and Photoshop uses its default value.  It's very important when you want things like the name of the current document to use other options as the current path to use. If you change only the saved value will always be used.   Here you want you still want the canvas image size to be extended to the full 1580 x 2000 therefore with other reports l / h of images will focus on a canvas of 1580 x 2000.

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• Photoshop CC: Have a template that I transferred the image to.  The image is too small.  How to resize the image in the template?  Or I have to go to the file original image and resize here over and over again until I have found the right person?

  I have a model I am able to plug different images at different times.  The problem is when I plug an image in this template, I think that the image is either too big or too small.  Is it possible to connect the image in the template and resize the image (and not the template itself) OR I have to go into the file with the original image and resize them it there and then try to plug it into the model to see if it fits - and if it does not fit, return to the original with the image file and resize it again and see if this fits - and so on and so on...?  "" I tried the "image size" option, but it's all or nothing - especially miss!

  Thank you!

  First, make sure that the original image is larger that you need. It is easier to delete pixels that so add nonexistent pixels.

  Place the image in the template.

  In the menu filters, choose Convert to smart object. (Make sure that the image layer is selected before doing this step)

  Now reduce the size of the image of what you need (ctrl-t or cmd - t) when satisfied click return/enter.

  Because the image layer is a smart object, you can replace the inner image in another image and the scale will remain the same. You will find the option to replace the image in the layers > smart menu object.

  If you need assistance more let us know.

• Resize the image and maintain proportions

  Hi all

  I'm trying to resize large JPEG images and maintain proportions. I actually managed to write the code, but it's huge, so I wonder if there is an easy way. The next question is about the image resolution. I resize the photos that are 600 and more dpi. Is there a way ColdFusion can resize and reduce the resolution to 72 dpi?

  Thanks for the tips and links

  tomtomtom wrote: And these thumbnails come in a resolution of 600 dpi 
  

  No, they don't.  The files have no IPR - one INPUT (and OUTPUT) devices have IPR.

  Files have the resolution, depth of color, of compression and file format.

  You mix up the quality of OUTPUT with the FILE data.

  You have an image file which is 100px by 100px.  This is the data FILE.  The file has so 10 000 pixels of data (not much for a photo).

  Now if you want the OUTPUT to a monitor at 72 dpi 10 000 these pixels will be appear in a box ~1.38 inches on ~ 1.38.

  If you output to a printer at 300 dpi, it will appear in a box ~0.33 x ~0.33 inches.

  The quality of the image file is the same, but the output determines how small the points are for each pixel, and therefore the size of the overall picture.

  Things that affect the quality of the image file are how many points there are in the file (resolution) how these points are pressed (compression) and file (lossless and lossy) format and how many colors can be used for each point (color depth)

• Is it possible to resize images easily and quickly?

  I have a number of images that I imported into the library module.  I want to resize some of them, so I can attach it to an email.  Is there a quick and easy way to do this in the library module or develop without having to go through the Web module.  I don't really want to change the size of the originals, instead, I prefer to make copies of these images, then 'resize the copies.  These are RAW images and I have CS5 available if that would be an easier route.  All tips, preview or help is greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Kind regards

  WesternGuy

  You don't need to go to the Web module. It is to make independent web sites. You even don't need to make your own copies first.

  Just select the images and click on the export button at the bottom of the left panel. There, you will see that a Lightroom preset called for E-Mail. Select that, make sure you like the settings on the right as the file name, format, size, and quality, and click Export. That's all. If you don't change anything, it will make copies JPEG 640 x 640 pixels of your raw images in a single step, ready to join a message and without changing your original Raw somehow.

• have toshiba LL850 want to resize image for the background but have tried most things and still does not

  I have a Toshiba L850 and try to mount an image for the background.  Have you tried the resolution of the screen to pull the lever, but still does not.  Can someone go through the steps for me please.

  Hi June,

  What version of Windows is installed on the computer?

  The articles below show you how to change the background image and set the Position of the image in the Center that it adjusts automatically on the screen.

  Items are for Windows 7 The steps are similar to Windows Vista and Windows 8. However please let me know what version of Windows is installed on the computer and I'll give you the steps for this operating system. When the computer restarts, you'd be able to see the name.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-your-desktop-background-wallpaper

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-your-desktop-background

  I hope this helps. Get back to us if you need more help.

• Resizing image on new canvas still unclear despite nearest neighbour selected

  What I do is copy my 128 px by 128 px image and then go to my second painting (960 px by 540 px) and pasting it and then Ctrl + t for free transformation and expansion of scale. When I do, my lines come out blurry. I checked my settings to make sure that the interpolation of the image is set to nearest neighbour. Despite this still my lines come out blurry. If it helps; I'm SNES.

  I forgot something or is this a bug? Is there a work around perhaps?

  Please help. Thank you!!

  If your use of photoshop cs6 or newer, after entering the free transform, set it to the nearest neighbor Interpolation in the options toolbar.

  

• Printing canvas, split images and Mirror of edge for wraparound frame

  Hi, someone did he do have knowledge of creating an image in InDesign on say 3 images, so the entire image is visible, then divide the image and on these images of 3 split create a border mirror say 40mm so I can wrap around the edges without losing part of the image.

  Here is how you do it:

  1. Choose file > new > Document.
  2. In the new Document dialog box:
     1. Uncheck the facing pages
     2. Enter the amount of the width/height of a single panel.
     3. Enter 3 for the number of Pages.
     4. Enter 0 for the margins.
     5. Enter an amount of purge of 40mm (corresponding to the border of mirror)
     6. Click OK.
  3. In the Pages panel, select Page 1.
  4. first page, and then deselect allow selected spread to Shuffle.
     
  5. Drag the page 2 and 3 next to Page 1, to create a single broadcast of pages.
  6. Place the image across all three panels, ensure that you start at the left upper guide serving and finish on the bottom guide of good purge.
     
  7. Select the image, then select Edition > step and repeat.
  8. In the dialog step and repeat count to repeat the value 2, and the value Vertical and Horizontal Offset 0.
     
  9. Click OK. You get the picture placed 3 times exactly the same situation.
  10. With the selection tool, click on the left panel to select the image, and then drag the handle to right-middle of the graphic image of the right edge of page 1.
  11. Click on the Center Panel, and then drag the handle on the left to the left edge of the page 2 and the right handle to the right edge of the page 2.
  12. Click on the right panel, and then drag the handle on the left and the left edge of the page 3. You are now all perfectly placed images.
      
  13. In the Pages panel, click the label of [1-3] under three pages to select them.
  14. Select allow selected spread to Shuffle in the Pages panel menu.
      
  15. Select the image on page 1 and drag the handle to right-middle of the graphic image to the guide of bleeding on the right side of the page
  16. Select the image on page 2 and drag the handle on the left for the guide of the purge of left side of page 2 and the right handle to the purge of right of page 2 guide.
  17. Select the picture on page 3 and drag the left handle the purge left of page 3 guide.
      

  And you're done

• problem of resizing image in firefox and internet explore

  I know there are "Workaround" to keep a style consistent css between browsers.  Funny is that this is the first time I hit a wall of brick with firefox; generally very friendly.

  I have a list of employees and put the 100px image and display the rest of the file on the right.  works fine in Chrome, but firefox and internet explore used to colaborate lol.

  I tried to use webkit and - moz - without result. can someone point me to a good site that can explain in more detail what I'm trying to understand?

  Here is the css for the thumb:

  . Thumb {}

  Width: 100px;! important

  right margin: 20px;

  margin-bottom: 10px;

  padding-top: 10px;

  padding-right: 15px;

  padding-left: 10px;

  }

  Reviews:

  <? PHP
  	query the employee form.
  	$query = "SELECT employeeid, employeepic, firstname, lastname FROM Employees ORDER BY firstname ASC";
  	$result = mysqli_query ($dbc, $query);

  echo "< table class ="tblviewemp"> ';"

  	echo "< thead > ';
  		echo "< class tr 'tblviewemp' = > ';"
  		echo "< class th ="dataH' id = 'emppicthumb' > < /th > employee Pic'; "
  		echo "< class th 'dataH' = > name < /th > ';"
  		echo "< class th 'dataH' = > name < /th > ';"
  		echo "< class th ="dataH"> < /th > ID';"
  		echo "< class th 'dataH' = > update < /th > ';"
  	echo "< / thead > ';"

  While ($row = {mysqli_fetch_array ($result))}

  	View the employee data
  	echo "< tr >";
  		echo "< class ="thumb"td" > < img src = "". EMP_UPLOADPATH. $row ["employeepic"]. "" alt = "Image of employee" / > < table > '; "
  		echo "< class td ="data">". $row ["firstname"]. "< table >";
  		echo "< class td ="data">". $row ['name']. "< table >";
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  		. $row ['name']. "" > update < /a > < table > ';

  }

  echo "< /tr >";

  echo "< / table >";

  mysqli_close ($DBC);

  _Alan wrote:

  I found a solution:

  The problem was the picture.  the image is out of a folder and entered the part of the query with other data.  I show the photo and the rest of the data on the same line of different record.  the problem I had is the size of the image that reduced to 100px in Chrome, but did not in firefox or internet explore.  I was able to make firefox and internet explore cooperate with me by adding a "max-width: 100px" in css.  for some reason any saying explicitly the size of the image is not enough, we must also say explicitly what the maximum size should be also.

  Yes, it's a known issue, if you declare the width with css and not online.

• cannot resize image

  I made a selection using the pen tool and while the selection on another layer using the 'layer by cutting", but when I try to resize the image, I can't because the image is the same size as the canvas.

  Select the new layer you cut out the image, and then use ctrl-t or command + t to transform the image. Using the handles you can scale the image including more of the canvas. If you need to be much larger than the canvas you can zoom out by using the zoom tool to see the handles.