Resize the image manually in pixel (photoshop CC)

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• Cannot resize the image pasted on layer Photoshop CC 2015

  I just upgraded to CC 2015 and reloading of the older versions of almost all the programs.  In Photoshop CS6 I could stick an image on a layer and then take one of the corners to resize it.  There is nothing to grab to resize the image in 2015 CC.  Nothing!  How am I suppose to resize the image and play with it, unless I can grab the corners and shrink and enlarge?  Help!

  Edit > Transform > scale.

  Hold down the SHIFT key to keep the proportion

• 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.

• When I export a photo from lightroom, the image is very pixelated.

  When I export a photo from lightroom, the image is very pixelated. This Burr occurs regardless of whether I do adjustments in Lightroom.  It seems that place just the photo in it develop modual without doing anything to it taints the image in such a way that when it is exported from the modual develop the export pixelated fate.

  There is a radical difference between these two images. Incredibly, export of Lightroom has been shrunk down so it has fewer pixels. This means that if you try to display them on a similar screen size, you will need to expand by zoom. Really just, which increases the size of the pixels, so pixilization. He looks exactly like its original size. I think you should just turn off the Image resizing option (uncheck the Resize to fit) in your export settings to get the quality you are looking for.

• Cannot resize the image.

  Hi, when I copy paste or open a new image in photoshop (cs6), I'm not able to find the arrows of resizing the image I used above. What should I do? Help, please. I clicked on the selectool tool, but I simply can't resize my image more.

  I think you can see the "controls turn Show" You Move tool settings...

  

• Size of the image in Illustrator to Photoshop

  I'm new to Illustrator and can only be overlooking something here, but here's my background and the question:

  I took a screenshot of an image and open in Photoshop CS3. I've clipped a part I want to use and save the file as a .eps file and open it with Illustrator. In Illustrator, I recreate the image at the same size as the image I opened (I look at the two images to 100% view). I save my new image in .eps format, and then open it with Photoshop. For some reason, the image is about 50% bigger in Photoshop that was in Illustrator. Any ideas? A percentage of 100% look at a watch not really the right size of the image? Or is the problem lies with how Photoshop CS3 interprets a file .eps Illustrator CS4?

  Thanks in advance for any information or advice.

  You've discovered just resolution image and its effect on the display of the pixel based images.

  In Illustrator, there is no resolution. Objects have a set size and Illy requires a screen resolution of 72 dpi as a basis for hypotheses on the display of graphics as well as for its calculations of this 100%.

  Then export to pixel based on the file formats, you can choose the resolution.

  In Photoshop, the '100% ' has nothing to do with the actual size of things (as defined in Illustrator) but means that one pixel of the image is a pixel of your screen.

  When you open an EPS, you get a dialog box in which specify you how to photoshop must calculate the pixels of the vector and the desired resolution. When you go to 72 dpi, you should get the size you expect. But that won't be enough to print.

  BTW: the workflow to do a screen capture and convert your image here and there may be harmful for printing results.

• Resize the Image with the wheel causing exception 1502

  Description:

  I load an image inside a container of border and when I Zoom out, scroll bars disappear as expected. Now, when I resize the image to exceed the limits of the boarder container I get exception below. In my view, the exception is thrown when the scroll bars are reactivated but I could be wrong. Someone has seen this before

  Exception:

  Error: Error #1502: A script has executed for longer than the default timeout period of 15 seconds.
  at spark.components.supportClasses::ScrollBarBase/get viewport()
  at spark.components::VScrollBar/updateMaximumAndPageSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\VScrollBar.as:123]
  at spark.components::VScrollBar/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::viewportResizeHandler()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\VScrollBar.as:390]
  at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEventFunction()
  at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEvent()
  at mx.core::UIComponent/dispatchEvent()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:12266]
  at mx.core::UIComponent/dispatchResizeEvent()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:9641]
  at mx.core::UIComponent/setActualSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:9172]
  at spark.components::Group/setActualSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\Group.as:891]
  at mx.core::LayoutElementUIComponentUtils$/setLayoutBoundsSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\LayoutElementUIComponentUtils.as:497]
  at mx.core::UIComponent/setLayoutBoundsSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:13069]
  at spark.components.supportClasses::ScrollerLayout/updateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\supportClasses\ScrollerLayout.as:546]
  at spark.components.supportClasses::GroupBase/updateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\supportClasses\GroupBase.as:1224]
  at spark.components::Group/updateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\Group.as:899]
  at spark.skins::SparkSkin/updateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\skins\SparkSkin.as:191]
  at mx.core::UIComponent/validateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:8531]
  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/validateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:663]
  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/doPhasedInstantiation()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:736]
  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/doPhasedInstantiationCallback()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:1072]
  at flash.utils::Timer/_timerDispatch()
  at flash.utils::Timer/tick()
  
  

  MXML code:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
  <s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009" 
                    xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark" 
                    xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
                    xmlns:ns1="com.adobe.wheelerstreet.fig.panzoom.*"
                    pageTitle="FileNet Flex Viewer"
                    minWidth="955" 
                    minHeight="600" 
                    creationComplete="init()">
       <fx:Style>
            @namespace s "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark";
            @namespace mx "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx";
            /*
            s|Application {
            backgroundGradientColors: #000000, #222222;
            }          
            */
            s|Button#zoomInButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.ZoomIn");
            }
            
            s|Button#zoomOutButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.ZoomOut");
            }
            
            s|Button#fitToWindowButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.FitToWindow");
            }
            
            s|Button#fitToWidthButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.FitToWidth");
            }
            
            s|Button#fitToHeightButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.FitToHeight");
            }
            
            s|Button#rotateRightButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.RotateRight");
            }
            
            s|Button#rotateLeftButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.RotateLeft");
            }
            
            s|ToggleButton#rubberBandZoomButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.RubberBand");
            }
            
            
            
       </fx:Style>
       
       <fx:Declarations>
            <!-- Place non-visual elements (e.g., services, value objects) here 
            <s:Rotate id="rotator" angleFrom="{angle-90}" angleTo="{angle}" target="{img}"/>
            -->
            <s:Resize id="resize" target="{img}"/>
            <s:Rotate id="rotate" target="{img}"/>
            <!--<s:Resize id="contract" target="{img}"/> -->
       </fx:Declarations>
       
       
       <fx:Script>
            <![CDATA[
                 
                 import flash.net.navigateToURL;
                 
                 import mx.controls.Alert;
                 
                 [Bindable]
                 private var _imageURL:String = "images/earth-map_small.jpg";
                 
                 [Bindable]
                 public var angle:Number = 0;
                      
                 [Bindable]
                 private var borderHeight:Number;
                 
                 [Bindable]
                 private var borderWidth:Number;
                 
                 private var effectDuration:Number = 250;
                 private var defaultRotation:Number = 90;
                 
                 private var profits:Array;
                 private var dragStart:Point;
                 private var dragEnd:Point;
                 private var zoomingEnabled:Boolean;
                 
                 public var originalHeight:Number;
                 public var originalWidth:Number;
                 
                 public function init():void{
                      originalHeight = img.height;
                      originalWidth = img.width;
                      borderHeight = borderContainer.height - 5;
                      borderWidth = borderContainer.width - 5;
                 }
                 
                 
                 public function fitToWindow():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      
                      if(img.rotation == defaultRotation || img.rotation == -defaultRotation){     
                           resize.heightTo = borderWidth;
                           resize.widthTo = borderHeight;
                      }
                      else{
                           resize.heightTo = borderHeight;
                           resize.widthTo = borderWidth;
                      }
                      
                      resize.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function fitToWidth():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      
                      if(img.rotation == defaultRotation || img.rotation == -defaultRotation){
                           resize.heightTo = borderWidth;
                      }
                      else{
                           resize.widthTo = borderWidth;
                      }
                      
                      resize.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function fitToHeight():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      
                      if(img.rotation == defaultRotation || img.rotation == -defaultRotation){
                           resize.widthTo = borderHeight;
                      }
                      else{
                           resize.heightTo = borderHeight;
                      }
                      
                      resize.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function zoomIn():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      resize.heightTo = img.height*2;
                      resize.widthTo = img.width*2;
                      resize.play();
                      
                 }
                 
                 public function zoomOut():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      resize.heightTo = img.height/2;
                      resize.widthTo = img.width/2;
                      resize.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function rotateRight():void{
                      rotate.end();
                      rotate.duration = effectDuration-200;
                      rotate.angleFrom = angle;
                      rotate.angleTo = (angle += defaultRotation);
                      rotate.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function rotateLeft():void{                    
                      rotate.end();
                      rotate.duration = effectDuration-200;
                      rotate.angleFrom = angle;
                      rotate.angleTo = (angle -= defaultRotation);
                      rotate.play();
                 }
                 
  
                 private function initRectangle(e:MouseEvent):void{
                      
                 }
                 
                 private function showShowRectangle(e:MouseEvent):void{
  
                 }
                 
                 private function clearRectangle(e:MouseEvent):void{
  
                 }
                 
                 
            ]]>
       </fx:Script>
       
       <s:Panel
            id="mainPanel"
            left="5" 
            right="5" 
            top="5" 
            bottom="5" 
            title="FileNet Flex Viewer" 
            fontWeight="bold">
            
            
            <mx:ApplicationControlBar dock="true" top="0" left="0" right="0">
                 <s:Button 
                      id="zoomInButton"
                      toolTip="Zoom In"
                      click="{zoomIn();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="zoomOutButton"
                      toolTip="Zoom Out"
                      click="{zoomOut();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="fitToWindowButton"
                      toolTip="Fit To Window"
                      click="{fitToWindow();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="fitToWidthButton"
                      toolTip="Fit To Width"
                      click="{fitToWidth();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="fitToHeightButton"
                      toolTip="Fit To Height"
                      click="{fitToHeight();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="rotateRightButton"
                      toolTip="Rotate Right"
                      click="{rotateRight();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="rotateLeftButton"
                      toolTip="Rotate Left"
                      click="{rotateLeft();}"
                      />
                 <!--<s:ToggleButton 
                      id="rubberBandZoomButton"
                      toolTip="Rubber Band Zoom"
                      click="{}"
                      />
                 -->
            </mx:ApplicationControlBar>
            
            <s:BorderContainer 
                 id="borderContainer"
                 right="5" 
                 left="5" 
                 top="40" 
                 bottom="5">
                 
                 <s:Scroller
                      width="100%"
                      height="100%">
                      <s:Group>
                           <mx:Image 
                                id="img"
                                maintainAspectRatio="false"
                                maintainProjectionCenter="true"
                                source="@Embed('images/earth-map_small.jpg')"
                                verticalCenter="0"
                                horizontalCenter="0" 
                                horizontalAlign="center" 
                                verticalAlign="middle"/>
                      </s:Group>
                 </s:Scroller>
            </s:BorderContainer>
       </s:Panel>
       
  </s:Application>
  
   
  

  I think that this smaller version shows the consisently (attached JPG) question:

  http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009.
  xmlns:s = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark".
  xmlns:MX = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" >
     
     
          public function fitToWindow (): void {}
  IMG. Height = borderContainer.height;
  IMG. Width = borderContainer.width;
  }
  ]]>
     
     
     
         
     
     
     
         
             
                 
  horizontalCenter = red '0' = '0' / >
             
         
     
     
  

  Looks like the interaction of Red/horizontalCenter with the add/remove scroll bars causes a loop.  Can you please fill a bug report and post the link here?  (Or let me know if you prefer that I have put it).

  The workarounds are:

  1. in the fitToWindow() method to subtract enough pixels to consider both sides of the border, for example:

  public function fitToWindow (): void {}
  IMG. Height = borderContainer.height - 2;
  IMG. Width = borderContainer.width - 2;
  }

  2. always keep the scroll bars displayed, for example:

  3. instead of use BorderContainer use SkinnableContainer/group and draw the border outside the container, for example:

  
         
             
                 
             
         
    
         
             
                 
                     
  horizontalCenter = red '0' = '0' / >
                 
             
         
     

  Let me know if these solutions of workaround for the case also reduces work for your application.

• How to resize the image

  Hi all

  IAM getting the image to the server I need to resize the images, iam specifying an area it should resize and display with out streatch the image; as in a browser if I reduce the size of the browser, then the size of the image decreases as the correspondent. What should I do for this in the mobile? for this whole method in blackbery?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi all

  I solved the problem.

• Need an easy way to resize the image for the web program

  I used to use Picture manager to easily resize a large picture (1-2 MB) to use on the web (50-100 KB) program. Now upgraded to Windows 8 (Why oh why, it is so user unfriendly) and photo gallery only resizes the images to about 500 KB. How can I easily resize images effectively.

  I used to use Picture manager to easily resize a large picture (1-2 MB) to use on the web (50-100 KB) program. Now upgraded to Windows 8 (Why oh why, it is so user unfriendly) and photo gallery only resizes the images to about 500 KB. How can I easily resize images effectively.

  ======================================
  Perhaps the resizer freeware at the following image
  be worth a try.

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

  Prish Image Resizer
  http://www.photo-freeware.NET/Prish-image-resizer.php
  (Operating system: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8)
  (the name of the 32-bit file is: 32bit_PrishResizer_2519.msi)
  (for 64 - bit file name is: 64bit_PrishResizer_2519.msi)

  (Note... the download links for 32-bit and 64-bit are reversed)

• Resize the image sources - change the size of the images database

  Hi all

  I have a trivial problem, but I can't deal with it. I have a project with compositions called slides. Each slide have JPG image as layer and this image is assigned 100% to 106% Resize effect (two keyframes). The images have their own folder. I need to replace all the images but the problem is that the new images have different sizes, for the most part, they are bigger than originals. When I right-click the imported images directly on I don't see any options to change their size (single space reserved or solid). When I double click them to open it in a new tab I don't see no resizing tool and layer menu is grayed out for the most part.

  So far, I found that I have three possibilities:

  1. resize as a layer in the composition of each slider. Unfortuately I don't see any way to change the database size, so resize here means add another keyframe or change existing. If I change the first keyframe on the layer in the composition of the slide then I have to proportionally resize the last of them. There are about 20 slides this process would be quite painful

  2. resize the images before importing - with PSP, GIMP or same IrfanView. It would be a much better solution than before however, this means a blind resizing - without no preview as the composition. Whenever I want to change the size a bit, I have to import image again. Painful.

  3 convert the images to the compositions,

  Convert each JPG file in composition, put this composition as the layer to each composition drag next to layer JPG, transformation of copy of layer of JPG to the composition of the image layer and delete the JPG layer. Long process but the effect is exaclty as I want and the project is fairly durable for any other modification of the image. However, in larger projects where there are many effects assigned to layers, it would be very painful.

  So is there an easy way to change the sizes of the imported images database? I can't believe that in such a huge program like After Effects, there is no way for such a simple task. I believe firmly im just something missing.

  You can resize your layers in Ae with scale parameter. (transform-> scale). If there is no animation, you need not place a keyframe. for example, you can resize your layer to 46% and decide to evolve for a while, so the first keyframe will be 46%, and the last keyframe is 83%.

  Yes, I know that if you have layer with no keyframes for the scale property then scaling ways to change the size of its base. However, in my example, I have two frames - 100% and 106%. If I import large image so I have to resize. If im on the first keyframe, and then it wil change its size to 100% for example, 56%. But the last keyframe is not changed - its still 106%. So that means animation past from 56% to 106% - image develops much more quickly than in an original animation.

  But now I found that I can select all the points of the keyframe by clicking on the entire property scale and resize proportionally when I resize the image, all the points of the keyframe. It's the simplest and most effective solution for me!

  Thanks for the help!

• I have some pretty high resolution still panoramas I want to move from left to right, but when I resize the image to fit the image, the resolution drops to an unacceptable level. Is this possible? John

  I have some pretty high resolution still panoramas I want to move from left to right, but when I resize the image to fit the image, the resolution drops to an unacceptable level. Is this possible? John

  Make sure that before you add this photo to your project, you go to the preferences (under the Edit on a PC) and uncheck the default scale to the size of the image.

  Scaling of artificially reduced image size your photo - no matter how large - the size of your video image, make detailed pans and zooms like your impossible. When it is not checked, your photo will be in full resolution and you will only see a small part of it in the preview window.

  That said, don't forget that you work at video resolution, so some details will be lost. (Less so, if you change video high-def). And, of course, don't forget to make your timeline after you have added your pans and zooms to see a better representation of what your final video will look like.

• need to resize the image to a larger size and without distorting

  need to resize the image to a larger size and without distorting

  Every time you a high-end image you sacrifice quality and introduce artifacts.

• resize the image in a div with css

  Hi I have a slideshow and I load image dynamically with this code when I click on the thumb

  ($(sym.lookupSelector ("image1container")) .css ("background-image', ' url(images/ALBUM_01/album1_1.jpg)');

  All good, but what an opportunity of css, I use to Center and resize the image in a div to 100% height and 100% width of the div?

  It's my solution and it function

  I have attached the external stylesheet in compositionReady;

  $("_ _").appendTo ("#Stage");

  myStyle. CSS is subsequently

  @charset "utf-8";

  / * CSS document * /.

  HTML, body, #container {}

  height: 100%;

  Width: 100%;

  }

  IMG {}

  Max-width: 100%;

  height: auto;

  Width: auto\9; / * ie8 * /.

  }

  div {}

  background-repeat: repeat no.;

  background-size: 100% 100%;

  }

  on the edge of adobe in the rectangle that contains the image I put in class 'div '.

• Resize the image in the UI

  I was under the impression, this setting image.size = [X, Y] dimensionnera the image to size XY. But it turns out that it is cropped so that X / Y dimension. Why is this happening? Any way to resize the image and not crops?

  Thank you.

  There is a method described in the pdf of Peter Kahrel (scriptui-2 - 2.pdf), in paragraph image resizing.

  I hope this works also in the CP AE.

  Xavier.

• Get the old value of font size of the text after resizing the image.

  Hi all

  I write the script to get the size of the font of the text layer. I'm old font size after resizing the image.

  Here are the steps:

  -I write the function to get the property of the selected text layer...

  getInfoOfText = function (textLayer)

  {

  ........;

  var textItem = textLayer.textItem;

  fontSize var = textItem.size;

  .........;

  }

  -After image resize 50%. I am executing this function.

  But I get always the old value of font size.

  Let's say that the size of the font of the text = 36 px.

  Now I apply Image resize 50%. Thus, the size of the font of the text becomes 18 px.

  Now, if I run the 'getInfoOfText' function, I get always 36 px.

  I can't understand the behavior. Am I missing something here? Is it possible to get the correct font size value?

  Please note that I use the CS6 version.

  Waiting for your help guys.

  Thank you

  It seems that there is a BUG in CS6 and CC with transformed text, here is a function of http://www.ps-bridge-scripts.talktalk.net/

  function getFontSize(){
  if(app.version.match(/^\d+/) < 13) return activeDocument.activeLayer.textItem.size;
  var ref = new ActionReference();
  ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID('Lyr '), charIDToTypeID('Ordn'), charIDToTypeID('Trgt') );
  var desc = executeActionGet(ref).getObjectValue(stringIDToTypeID('textKey'));
  var textSize =  desc.getList(stringIDToTypeID('textStyleRange')).getObjectValue(0).getObjectValue(stringIDToTypeID('textStyle')).getDouble (stringIDToTypeID('size'));
  if (desc.hasKey(stringIDToTypeID('transform'))) {
              var mFactor = desc.getObjectValue(stringIDToTypeID('transform')).getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID('yy') );
      textSize = (textSize* mFactor).toFixed(2).toString().replace(/0+$/g,'').replace(/\.$/,'');
      }
  return textSize;
  };