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02/15/2005 01:11:53 PM · #1 |
| How do I resize an image in Photoshop Elements to 100 dpi?? |
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02/15/2005 01:21:50 PM · #2 |
| You do not resize to a dpi setting, you resize to a specific pixel x pixel size ie. 800 by 600 or 1024 by 768. you can have a dpi of 100 for both size pictures. |
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02/15/2005 02:06:21 PM · #3 |
In PS itself, it is "Image/Resize Image" from the main menu. Click "resample image", click "proportional", set 100 as the value, and type the desired pixel size of the long dimension (640 for DPC) and hit enter. I assume Elements is similar. Certainly there's some sort of resize image dialogue box in the menu.
Robt.
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02/15/2005 02:45:32 PM · #4 |
| i have a similar question. when i try to resize to the required submission size, the image looks extremely small in photoshop. is this how it will appear in the rating round of the challenge? please help me know how to comply with the specifications properly. im trying to submit for the bridges challenge. |
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02/15/2005 02:52:45 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by behindthescenes:
i have a similar question. when i try to resize to the required submission size, the image looks extremely small in photoshop. is this how it will appear in the rating round of the challenge? please help me know how to comply with the specifications properly. im trying to submit for the bridges challenge. |
After resizing, select View\Actual Pixels (Alt+Ctrl+0), or zoom to 100%.
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02/15/2005 02:55:12 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by behindthescenes:
i have a similar question. when i try to resize to the required submission size, the image looks extremely small in photoshop. is this how it will appear in the rating round of the challenge? please help me know how to comply with the specifications properly. im trying to submit for the bridges challenge. |
Go here! Link
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02/15/2005 03:08:28 PM · #7 |
DPI settings is only for printing. An picture that is 640x480 will have the same size on the screen at 50 DPI as it will on 300 DPI. However if you print the picture it will be alot smaller at 300 DPI.
You can test this in PS if you click and hold next to the zoom level on the status bar. A symbol of a paper with a box inside will appear. The box is how large the picture will if you print it. If you change the DPI (without resample) to a higher value the box will appear smaller. |
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