question about resizing high mp pics
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From: My own level of hell
Originally posted by BAM
i still havent mastered layers
:madfawk: <<<layers.
i still havent mastered layers
:madfawk: <<<layers.
layers is easy just create a new layer on a picture and play around with it already....its really simple to do.
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Re: question about resizing high mp pics
Originally posted by tony
whats the best way to resize it to 640x480 without loosing the details and stuff?
whats the best way to resize it to 640x480 without loosing the details and stuff?
Originally posted by Nightshade
He is not reducing pixels with resizing :doh:
He is merely shrinking the image which keeps its integrity during resizing from a larger picture to a smaller size....if he were to take a small picture...say 240x 150 and resize it to 720x480 then it would pixelate but not the other way around.
He is not reducing pixels with resizing :doh:
He is merely shrinking the image which keeps its integrity during resizing from a larger picture to a smaller size....if he were to take a small picture...say 240x 150 and resize it to 720x480 then it would pixelate but not the other way around.
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Re: Re: question about resizing high mp pics
Originally posted by g2tegls
If he said "resize it to 6"x4" then that would not affect pixels but since he said "resize it TO 640x480" then the implication is that it is not 640x480 to start with. And if you start with a large image like 1024x768 and reduce it to 640x480 you will lose detail because there are fewer pixels.
If he said "resize it to 6"x4" then that would not affect pixels but since he said "resize it TO 640x480" then the implication is that it is not 640x480 to start with. And if you start with a large image like 1024x768 and reduce it to 640x480 you will lose detail because there are fewer pixels.
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Re: Re: Re: question about resizing high mp pics
Originally posted by Nightshade
You have it backwards my friend it does not lose clarity when downsizing the image whether you do it by inch or pixel.
You have it backwards my friend it does not lose clarity when downsizing the image whether you do it by inch or pixel.
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From: My own level of hell
Originally posted by clickwir
woah awesome pic.... now I have to go home and try to do that
woah awesome pic.... now I have to go home and try to do that
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From: whoreville
Originally posted by Nightshade
yuo is teh sux0r foo
layers is easy just create a new layer on a picture and play around with it already....its really simple to do.
yuo is teh sux0r foo
layers is easy just create a new layer on a picture and play around with it already....its really simple to do.
im a mad man @ the 1 layer wonder.