What size the image of origin or to 100% width is admissible?

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• What is the image size always optimal for use in Premiere Pro?

  I'm pretty new to Premiere Pro so please excuse any extreme stupidity.

  I make a movie composed of various interview with. I intend to drop in stills (and possibly scanner and pan around on them). Still images come from various sources and will have been filmed on different formats.

  I asked images high resolution, but asked what size I want the images she mm. Can someone advise?

  The film will be shown on Vimeo and on a Web site, but it is also more extensive for projection high definition if necessary.  The movie is HD 1080 x 1920

  Any advice greatly appreciated.
  Thank you

  Make sure that the person who provides still images is measured in PIXELS. Not MM, inch, DPI - but PIXELS no no. No other video issues.

  Your 'canvas' in first 1920 x 1080 (HD 1080) pixels, it's the size minimum everything should always be to fill the frame without having to to scale upward (loss of quality). Of course, if the image is portrait style, then it will NOT fill the frame, but rather will be black on the sides, bottom replacement or as others have suggested. In this case, make sure the height is at least 1080 (width will be narrower than 1920).

  You said you want to crop, like Ken Burns, so then you would like images greater than 1920 x 1080, such as the 3456 x 2304 proposed. Allows you to zoom in to a certain extent using pixels available in the image without actually upscaling the image at all. The more you want to zoom in, pixels more than you need to achieve this without degrading the quality of "blow up" the image.

  Good luck

  Jeff Pulera

  Safe Harbor computers

• What size my image of background layer should be for the web?

  I do a logo design for someone I know and he wants that he placed ontop of a background texture steel. I source on an image of good quality, but despite my diligence in trying to understand how the resolution and the size of the image, I can't seem to grasp what I should do with it. I saw countless videos, but it must be a problem with the ol' brain ' in the head I.

  It is likely (at least for now) just for the web. My goal is just get it right so that it looks crisp and clear on the screen.

  The image I have is 1024 x 1384 pixel, 72 dpi. Yes 14.2 inches wide by 19.2 inches high.

  I have to change this at all? I'll be crop the image, but I'm worried that I will do it's too small and so it should be expanded, and I could meet some blurring.

  Should I expand? I heard that this isn't the most ideal thing.

  72 dpi is higher than the resolution must be for images of the screen, but is there an advantage to hit? Why couldn't just do 300 dpi for the heck of it?

  Do I need to pay attention to the thumbs, or is - this just good guide for when you print something?

  I'm honestly just trying to get my head around all of this, so that in the future, I can't spend as much time to know what I have to do. Everything I read and any help is greatly appreciated.

  I believe that we have the impression that the image was for the entire background. Being its a banner among the dimensions should be much smaller and therefore can be a picture of lower resolution due to this fact.

  With respect to the other dimension, this will depend on your design. For example it will fill the width or height of the screen?

  With respect to models, you send a single image to a web browser and the browser itself repeats this image. This is why it is desirable. Your image can be 10 x 10 pixels pixels in the right circumstances. For any detail real chances are she would most likely be around 512 x 512. More this image is the faster it will load, it is that she may have more details. Its up to you to find this balance.

• HiDPI (x 2) do not export the correct size. Even when I imported the image larger (original)

  This is a picture of 5118 X 1441 resolution and 144.

  From the active panel, I imported as an enlargement of the size

  When I see on Preview in browser, size automatically to a smaller yet. The same thing happens when I export or transfer to the server.

  Another problem is that the images are not vicibles on iPhone 5 s (have the retina display), not even the version 72 pixels.

  I'd appreciate any help.

  Hello

  Check out this article, under the 'export HiDPI images'

  Adobe help Muse | Creating Web sites high resolution

  See if that helps. Let me know if you have any question.

• How to automatically size the images at screen resolution?

  Hello

  I need a little help, automatically reducing image resolution of viewers.

  I did it with a table and it works fine:

  < table width = "100%" border = "0" >

  < b >

  < td align = "center" bgcolor = "#66CCFF" > < h1 style = "do-size: 30px;" text-align: center; "> < em > Table Title < /em > < / h1 > < table >

  < /tr >

  < /table >

  But I have no idea how do to the image.

  When I use the normal display mode the picture looks fine, but when I go into mobile view it sticks out of the page, while the table has a proper resolution.

  How can I fix it?

  Do not use table layouts.  They are completely ill-suited to modern web design and in particular, responsive web design.

  Use CSS layouts with widths of division in %.

  Example:

  CSS code:

  Body {width: 100% ;}}

  IMG {max-width: 100 %}}

  HTML code:

  http://placehold.it/500x350">

  Preview in browser & resize your window to see what is happening in the image.

  Nancy O.

• export the LR folder with the images under 'original' but save LR adjustments

  I would like to export a folder of images from Lightroom on my Mac Pro to continue working on them in LR on my MacBook Pro. I want to keep the images in their original resolution, but does not lose settings (cultures, colors etc.) already made in Lightroom. I would be grateful for some advice on the best way to do it.

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  1. Select the images.

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  3. change the catalogue exported on your MacBook Pro.

  (re - import of the catalog published when finished...).

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• -What is the image of the Equium A200-1V0 correct on the website?

  As noted above, is the image of the Equium A200-1V0 correct on the website?

  http://UK.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/JSP/productPage.do?service=UK&PRODUCT_ID=138201

  When you enlarge the image, it is said by Satellite on the front of the laptop (as for Satellite laptops).

  Can I be assured that the laptop will look exactly like this (with or without the 'Satellite' on the front), I like the design and do not want to end up with something different.

  Help is much appreciated, thank you!

  If you answer with you email address I can take some pictures high resolution of mine and you send to compare :)

• What makes the image stick to one element of a film zoom

  Hi all

  I'm just getting started with Adobe After Effects and have met a big challenge for me now.

  I have a very short film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqG6yLnzBR8 & feature = youtu.be and a small thermostat on the wall.

  The thermostat becomes bigger and bigger, at the same time circling. My task is to add a logo of company at the bottom of the thermostat.

  Of course the logo must stick to this thermostat and the circle with it so that nobody notices that its a layer applied.

  Is it possible to achieve this with 3d without the camera approach mode motion tracker? Only in mode "Track Motion"?

  "P.S. mode camera approach is not available because I get analysis resolve failure screen when I try to start the function of" trail camera.

  It's really frustrating, I tried to convert avi to any other format without result ;/

  Thank you for any piece of advice.

  There not enough detail in this one for camera tracking and is not what you want anyway. Inside of AE the way to achieve this is to start at the end, turn on tracing, select corners of follow-up, and follow back until the track fails that the thermostat is reduced. You will have an image full screen transparent which has the logo of the company exactly in the right place. You apply the corners followed by the logo and it will not break in the right place.  As the camera pulls back and the track becomes unstable fix you a point in the layer and use transparency keyframes to reveal the logo.

  What should be done is a texture applied to surface of th the thermostat inside the 3D application that was used to create the shot.

• How can I create images with lightbox which are 100% width

  With Dreamweaver, I use Lightbox JS 2.0 to take pictures on my Web site. But whatever I do photos are always too big. I create of course with a width of 100%, but on my screen, they are about 200% and so they are a little blurry.  I'm doing something wrong, or is there a way to prevent this?

  Well, your layout of the web site is not responding.  Its width fixed in pixels.

  And Lightbox container seems to be wide 1020px.  So it isn't an ideal layout for small users of the device that needs to scroll horizontally.

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• Transferred to the Club Photo Dollar. How do you (before you buy) is what the image size in Adobe Stock?

  Hello

  Can you tell me how to know what size the image is before buy you Adobe stock? Club Photo Dollar there was a summary screen giving the details of the image type and size until you have purchased the image.  I just bought an image only to find that it is entirely the right size and not suitable for my needs!  I would like some advice.

  Hello

  Please see our FAQ for more details: frequently asked questions, Adobe Stock

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• Are there already experiments with FM 2015, scaling of the image to its original size in the HTML output

  FM 12 provides the following procedure (as read in the manual) to see the images in original size in the HTML output. I did and was happy. But now in 2015 of the FM, the operation is no more.

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  In the Setup file (settings.sts) you can set the image (default size) the parameters width and height to 0pt so that images in the HTML output are displayed in the original format. FM 12 it worked fine. The result was, that the style to the statement tag < img > is deleted in the HTML code output, so that the images keep their original size. But now in 2015 FM it seems there is a bug. The same procedure has the effect that the style statement is in the HTML (is not deleted) and width and height are on 0x0pt. The result is that all the images are invisible. If I disabled 'Preferred size' images in the HTML output are always scaled down in a 'random' size, nobody knows where it comes and how I can trouble or spend that in 2015 scaling of FM.
  

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  Anyone who has ever even erperiences with the new 2015 FM?

  THX
  

  Hello

  There was a bug in the publication process of FrameMaker for which we had planned a work around to set the width and height 0pt. Now we have fixed the issue when you set 0pt as the width images will no longer appear.

  Now in your output images will seem to have the same size, such that they appear in the documents of source if preferred size is not defined. If this isn't the case, you can share your example of source document so that we can have a look.

  Thank you

  Ritesh Kumar

  [email protected]

• Reduce the size of the image file for web use without pixelation

  Can someone help me understand how to better reduce images for fast loading (in slide shows in Muse) web. I did save it to the web in PS and they are super pixelated now. The only versions that don't lose quality are of the original size, and they are large files. Any help is appreciated.

  Can someone also tell me what size each image should be, which is considered to be a too big size (KB) for web images? Thank you, Hillary

  30 quality is quite small, I would use at least 60-70, the file size should be around 100 k, which is very good to go higher up to 200 k is normal, especially with the HiDPI (Retina Display) on newer systems.

• Image "use original size" is incorrect scaling

  Hi community, this is my first post. Thanks for any help you can offer.

  Problem:

  When inserting a picture in my form (3 "x 4") and I choose the drop down resize to resize it to 'Use of original size' The Image increases well beyond it's the right scale. I'm not sure what Im doing wrong.

  Here is a screenshot of photoshop displays the actual size of the screen image:

  

  Here is a screenshot of the problem in LiveCycle:

  

  Any help on this would be much appreciated.

  Thank you community!

  OK... So I found an answer. Instead of importing an image in the usual way, I rather with open photoshop was able to selct drag the smart object directly from photoshop and drop on top of my form. When I choose use original size for some reason this time, then he gets the correct scale. Not sure why it does not work with the typical import method.

• How to change the size of the document and to adapt the image proportionally?

  Hello

  
  

  I created a hundred files in Photoshop for placement in a book I'm doing with software provided by the printer who uses models of fixed size. My big mistake was to make all files in Photoshop format A4 (21 X 29,7 cm), while the model page size is 8 x 10 inches. (I know, really stupid of me not to check this essential statistics!).

  
  

  If I change the dimensions of the document via Image > canvas size, the images (which are all printed items, no pictures) are grown, which is useless.

  
  

  Rather than create 100 new files using the installation dimensions right page, change the dimensions of the image in the file, copy and paste it into the file again (10 "x 8"), is - can anyone suggest an easier way? I don't mind doing this manually, but ideally, I'll be able to do in the existing file rather than create a new one.

  
  

  Many thanks in advance,

  Andrew

  
  

  My specs are:

  
  

  • Photoshop CS4
  • Mac OSX 10.5.8
  • 4 GB OF RAM
  • 150 GB of free space on the disk

  We get changes in size of die all the time. An action can be a valuable help in this

  1. start an action recording
  2. Resample image to image size (fixed height to 10 ") is checked, constrain proportions checked
  3. Canvas size 8 x 10
  4. stop action recording. and run Thai as a batch on your 100 files.

  According to your design, you can redistribute your objects to fill the extra space on the width, but first reducing your smaller image to the size of 10 "you will not crop layers.

• Restore the size of the image bitmap (image) and PPI

  Here's something that I have not found a quick solution after several years of use.

  The scenario is as follows:

  1. you receive a document with embedded images and no access to links original.

  2. the images are resized and proportions have changed. For example, PPI: 85.372 x 71.954 and the scale of the Image (H, V): 84.337%, 100.065%.

  Is there a quick way to change the scale of the image at 100%, 100% or 72 x 72 PPI?

  I always do this by calculating the percentage of that image has be restored by horizontally and vertically for the original report.

  See you soon.

  Mordy Golding provides this method on his Real World Illustrator blog:

  http://rwillustrator.blogspot.com/2008/11/technique-unembedding-images.html

  It gives a detailed description, but basically it's save as PDF, open in Photoshop, choose the option Images.

  Hope this helps

  Mike D.