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Old 09-14-2008, 05:16 PM
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Default Photos and photoshop guys quick easy question

My dad needs help with a picture someone took of him at his jobs award banquet. The image size from what paint attributes is saying is Width - 23.75 and Height - 18.75 I'm guessing they made the picture extra long because there's 4 of them standing in the pic and the photographer sucked.

He wants to make the picture a 8x10 so he can put it in a frame. Is it possible to do that in photoshop and if so, how would i go about doing that. I can make the image 10in long it seems but it ends up about 5 1/2 inches high. So when we go to print it, there's that white border at the bottom. I'm trying to save him the money from going to CVS and having them do it.

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Old 09-14-2008, 05:21 PM
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if he wants it 8 by 7 and its coming out 10 by 5.5.... you'll have to crop the sides. and either change the dpi or reduce the resolution
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Create a 8x7 blank canvas...and paste the image on there. Resize, reposition, crop...whatever you wanna do
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Oops, i meant 8x10 :doh2:
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Whats the original resolution?
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Originally Posted by b00gers
Create a 8x7 blank canvas...and paste the image on there. Resize, reposition, crop...whatever you wanna do
this is the easiest way

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Whats the original resolution?
its probably 72dpi. normal ppl shoot in that res.

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if he wants it 8 by 7 and its coming out 10 by 5.5.... you'll have to crop the sides. and either change the dpi or reduce the resolution
you're gonna be printing out the picture. for print 72 dpi is the minimum.. catalogs print at 200-300 dpi
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Originally Posted by b00gers
Whats the original resolution?
Width 2280
Height 1800
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Originally Posted by IluvJae
Width 2280
Height 1800

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Originally Posted by b00gers
Create a 8x10 blank canvas...and paste the image on there. Resize, reposition, crop...whatever you wanna do


:werd: When creating the new canvas, set it at 300 dpi. I generally do that to every photo I print.
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Originally Posted by IluvJae
Oops, i meant 8x10 :doh2:
lol. I wondered about that. lol

8x10 @300dpi

done deal.
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Thanks guys, will helped me out...apparently the picture was too wide so we had to make borders for it.



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