Image Size All Wrong
Hi,
I am trying to place a 9.75 in x 7.5 in image into an InDesign document (actually a template given to me by a client). I am replacing the current image with a new image. When I place the image into ID by relinking the current image, the new image appears cropped at the sides (so, too big). When I place it onto the art board or first delete the current image and then place the new image into the document, it appears way too small. I don't unerstand why ID is resizing the image like this, when it is the same dimensions in inches as the image I am presently using. Help please! Thanks!
Sounds like that makes perfect sense. How can I change that?
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Image Sizing Dimensions produces wrong image sizes upon export for certain images.
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Action: Spatter Frame
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Convert Mode
To: RGB color mode
Reset Swatches
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate Selection
Name: “shape”
Canvas Size
Width: 115%
Height: 115%
Horizontal: center
Vertical: center
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate Background
Name: “spatter”
2
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To: channel “shape”
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Inverse
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Using: black
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Set Selection
To: none
Spatter
Spray Radius: 15
Smoothness: 5
Show current layer
With Toggle Others
Make layer
Fill
Using: white
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Move current layer
To: previous layer
Select forward layer
Merge Layers
Set Selection
To: channel “shape”
Crop
Select channel “shape”
Delete current channel
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Strokes Frame
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Convert Mode
To: RGB color mode
Reset Swatches
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate Selection
Name: “shape”
Canvas Size
Width: 115%
Height: 115%
Horizontal: center
Vertical: center
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate current layer
Name: “strokes”
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New: channel
At: mask channel
Using: reveal all
Set Selection
To: channel “shape”
Contract
By: 16 pixels
Inverse
Fill
Using: black
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Set Selection
To: none
Sprayed Strokes
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Spray Radius: 16
Stroke Direction: Left Diagonal
Show current layer
With Toggle Others
Make layer
Fill
Using: white
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Move current layer
To: previous layer
Select forward layer
Merge Layers
Set Selection
To: channel “shape”
Crop
Delete channel “shape”
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Waves Frame
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Convert Mode
To: RGB color mode
Reset Swatches
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate Selection
Name: “shape”
Canvas Size
Width: 115%
Height: 115%
Horizontal: center
Vertical: center
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate current layer
Name: “waves”
Show current layer
With Toggle Others
Make
New: channel
At: mask channel
Using: reveal all
Set Selection
To: channel “shape”
Contract
By: 15 pixels
Inverse
Fill
Using: black
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Set Selection
To: none
Wave
Wave Type: Sine
Number Of Generators: 1
Wave Length Min: 2
Wave Length Max: 25
Amplitude Min: 1
Amplitude Max: 26
Scale Horizontal: 39
Scale Vertical: 39
Undefined Areas: Wrap Around
Random Seed: 953241
Make layer
Fill
Using: white
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Move current layer
To: previous layer
Select forward layer
Merge Layers
Set Selection
To: channel “shape”
Crop
Delete channel “shape”
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Ripple Frame
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Convert Mode
To: RGB color mode
Reset Swatches
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate Selection
Name: “shape”
Canvas Size
Width: 115%
Height: 115%
Horizontal: center
Vertical: center
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate current layer
Name: “ripple”
Show current layer
With Toggle Others
Make
New: channel
At: mask channel
Using: reveal all
Set Selection
To: channel “shape”
Contract
By: 15 pixels
Inverse
Fill
Using: black
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Set Selection
To: none
Ripple
Amount: 999
Size: Medium
Make layer
Fill
Using: white
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Move current layer
To: previous layer
Select forward layer
Merge Layers
Set Selection
To: channel “shape”
Crop
Delete channel “shape”
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Drop Shadow Frame
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Convert Mode
To: RGB color mode
Reset Swatches
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate Selection
Name: “Photo Edge”
Canvas Size
Width: 134.8%
Height: 135%
Horizontal: center
Vertical: center
Set Selection
To: channel “Photo Edge”
Layer Via Copy
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Global Angle: 130°
Drop Shadow: drop shadow
Distance: 16 pixels
Size: 15 pixels
Intensity: 1%
Select channel “Photo Edge”
Duplicate current channel
Name: “Photo Edge 2”
Transform current layer
Position: 17 pixels, 17 pixels
With Relative
Select channel “Photo Edge”
Duplicate current channel
Name: “Photo Edge 3”
Transform current layer
Position: -17 pixels, 17 pixels
With Relative
Select channel “Photo Edge”
Duplicate current channel
Name: “Photo Edge 4”
Transform current layer
Position: 17 pixels, -17 pixels
With Relative
Select channel “Photo Edge”
Duplicate current channel
Name: “Photo Edge 5”
Transform current layer
Position: -17 pixels, -17 pixels
With Relative
Set Selection
To: current channel
Add channel “Photo Edge 4”
To: Selection
Add channel “Photo Edge 3”
To: Selection
Add channel “Photo Edge 2”
To: Selection
Select RGB channel
Crop
Delete channel “Photo Edge 5”
Delete channel “Photo Edge 4”
Delete channel “Photo Edge 3”
Delete channel “Photo Edge 2”
Delete channel “Photo Edge”
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Photo Corners
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Convert Mode
To: RGB color mode
Duplicate current layer
Name: “photo corners”
Transform current layer
Width: 95%
Height: 95%
Make layer
Using: layer
Name: “new background”
Fill
Using: gray
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Move current layer
To: layer 1
Select layer “photo corners”
Make layer
Using: layer
Name: “4 corners”
Set Selection
To: polygon
Points: point list
point: 1.7%, 1.4%
point: 9.2%, 1.4%
point: 1.7%, 12.6%
point: 1.7%, 1.4%
With Anti-alias
Add To Selection
From: polygon
Points: point list
point: 90.8%, 1.4%
point: 98.3%, 12.6%
point: 98.3%, 1.4%
point: 90.8%, 1.4%
With Anti-alias
Add To Selection
From: polygon
Points: point list
point: 90.8%, 98.6%
point: 98.3%, 87.4%
point: 98.3%, 98.6%
point: 90.8%, 98.6%
With Anti-alias
Add To Selection
From: polygon
Points: point list
point: 1.7%, 87.4%
point: 9.2%, 98.6%
point: 2.5%, 98.6%
point: 1.7%, 98.6%
point: 1.7%, 87.4%
With Anti-alias
Reset Swatches
Fill
Using: background color
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Set Selection
To: none
Select layer “photo corners”
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Drop Shadow: drop shadow
Distance: 2 pixels
Size: 4 pixels
Select layer “4 corners”
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Bevel & Emboss: bevel & emboss
Highlight Opacity: 100%
Style: inner bevel
Depth: 2 pixels
Merge Layers
Action: Cut Out (selection)
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Reset Swatches
Duplicate current layer
Name: “cut out”
Show current layer
With Toggle Others
Delete
Duplicate Selection
Name: “cut out”
Inverse
Duplicate current layer
Name: “shadow 1”
Set Selection
To: channel “cut out”
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Drop Shadow: drop shadow
Opacity: 60%
Without Use Global Light
Local Angle: 135°
Distance: 4 pixels
Size: 25 pixels
Intensity: 2%
Select forward layer
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Drop Shadow: drop shadow
Opacity: 60%
Without Use Global Light
Local Angle: -45°
Distance: 3 pixels
Size: 11 pixels
Intensity: 1%
Merge Visible
Set Selection
To: none
Select forward layer
Make layer
Fill
Using: white
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Select layer “cut out”
Delete channel “cut out”
Action: Recessed Frame (selection)
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Duplicate Selection
Name: “Frame Edge”
Set Selection
To: none
Make layer
Using: layer
Name: “frame inner shadow”
Fill
Using: black
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Set Selection
To: channel “Frame Edge”
Delete
Gaussian Blur
Radius: 10
Set Selection
To: channel “Frame Edge”
Inverse
Delete
Delete channel “Frame Edge”
Select forward layer
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Vignette (selection)
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Feather
Radius: 5 pixels
Layer Via Copy
Show current layer
With Toggle Others
Make layer
Fill
Using: white
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Move current layer
To: previous layer
Action: Frame Channel - 50 pixel
Make snapshot
From: Current History State
Using: full document
Stop
Message: “Image size must be a minimum of 100 pixels wide and tall.”
With Continue
Convert Mode
To: RGB color mode
Reset Swatches
Set Selection
To: all
Duplicate Selection
Name: “photo edge”
Canvas Size
Width: 200%
Height: 200%
Horizontal: center
Vertical: center
Select channel “photo edge”
Duplicate current channel
Name: “new edge 1”
Transform current layer
Position: 50 pixels, 50 pixels
With Relative
Select channel “photo edge”
Duplicate current channel
Name: “new edge 2”
Transform current layer
Position: -50 pixels, -50 pixels
With Relative
Select channel “photo edge”
Duplicate current channel
Name: “new edge 3”
Transform current layer
Position: -50 pixels, 50 pixels
With Relative
Select channel “photo edge”
Duplicate current channel
Name: “new edge 4”
Transform current layer
Position: 50 pixels, -50 pixels
With Relative
Make
New: channel
Name: “Frame Edge”
Color Indicates: masked areas
Color: RGB color
Red: 255
Green: 0
Blue: 0
Opacity: 50
Set Selection
To: channel “new edge 4”
Add channel “new edge 3”
To: Selection
Add channel “new edge 2”
To: Selection
Add channel “new edge 1”
To: Selection
Subtract channel “photo edge”
From: Selection
Fill
Using: white
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Select RGB channel
Action: Wood Frame - 50 pixel
Play action “Frame Channel - 50 pixel” of set “Frames”
Make layer
Using: layer
Name: “frame”
Set Foreground Color
To: CMYK color
Cyan: 18.82
Magenta: 27.84
Yellow: 37.65
Black: 31.369
Fill
Using: foreground color
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Add Noise
Amount: 30
Distribution: gaussian
With Monochromatic
Motion Blur
Angle: 0
Distance: 10
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Global Angle: -55°
Bevel & Emboss: bevel & emboss
Highlight Opacity: 55%
Shadow Opacity: 40%
Style: inner bevel
Depth: 15 pixels
Size: 8 pixels
Set Selection
To: channel “photo edge”
Select forward layer
Fill
Using: gray
Opacity: 1%
Mode: normal
Layer Via Copy
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Inner Shadow: inner shadow
Distance: 10 pixels
Size: 40 pixels
Set Selection
To: channel “Frame Edge”
Add channel “photo edge”
To: Selection
Crop
Delete channel “Frame Edge”
Delete channel “new edge 4”
Delete channel “new edge 3”
Delete channel “new edge 2”
Delete channel “new edge 1”
Delete channel “photo edge”
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Brushed Aluminum Frame
Play action “Frame Channel - 50 pixel” of set “Frames”
Make layer
Using: layer
Name: “frame”
Set Foreground Color
To: grayscale
Gray: 15
Fill
Using: foreground color
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Add Noise
Amount: 30
Distribution: gaussian
With Monochromatic
Motion Blur
Angle: 0
Distance: 10
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Bevel & Emboss: bevel & emboss
Highlight Opacity: 55%
Shadow Opacity: 30%
Style: inner bevel
Depth: 15 pixels
Size: 8 pixels
Set Selection
To: channel “photo edge”
Select forward layer
Fill
Using: gray
Opacity: 1%
Mode: normal
Layer Via Copy
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Inner Shadow: inner shadow
Distance: 10 pixels
Size: 40 pixels
Set Selection
To: channel “Frame Edge”
Add channel “photo edge”
To: Selection
Crop
Delete channel “Frame Edge”
Delete channel “new edge 4”
Delete channel “new edge 3”
Delete channel “new edge 2”
Delete channel “new edge 1”
Delete channel “photo edge”
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Foreground Color Frame
Play action “Frame Channel - 50 pixel” of set “Frames”
Make layer
Using: layer
Name: “frame”
Stop
Message: “Choose a foreground color now, then press play.”
With Continue
Fill
Using: foreground color
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Bevel & Emboss: bevel & emboss
Highlight Opacity: 40%
Shadow Opacity: 40%
Style: inner bevel
Depth: 15 pixels
Size: 8 pixels
Set Selection
To: channel “photo edge”
Select forward layer
Fill
Using: gray
Opacity: 1%
Mode: normal
Layer Via Copy
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Inner Shadow: inner shadow
Distance: 10 pixels
Size: 40 pixels
Set Selection
To: channel “Frame Edge”
Add channel “photo edge”
To: Selection
Crop
Delete channel “Frame Edge”
Delete channel “new edge 4”
Delete channel “new edge 3”
Delete channel “new edge 2”
Delete channel “new edge 1”
Delete channel “photo edge”
Set Selection
To: none
Action: Wild Frame - 50 pixel
Play action “Frame Channel - 50 pixel” of set “Frames”
Make layer
Using: layer
Name: “frame”
Fill
Using: foreground color
Opacity: 100%
Mode: normal
Add Noise
Amount: 999
Distribution: uniform
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Stroke Pressure: 6
Paper Brightness: 25
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Bevel & Emboss: bevel & emboss
Highlight Opacity: 40%
Shadow Opacity: 40%
Style: inner bevel
Depth: 15 pixels
Size: 8 pixels
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To: channel “photo edge”
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Using: gray
Opacity: 1%
Mode: normal
Layer Via Copy
Set Layer Styles of current layer
To: layer styles
Inner Shadow: inner shadow
Distance: 10 pixels
Size: 40 pixels
Set Selection
To: channel “Frame Edge”
Add channel “photo edge”
To: Selection
Crop
Delete channel “Frame Edge”
Delete channel “new edge 4”
Delete channel “new edge 3”
Delete channel “new edge 2”
Delete channel “new edge 1”
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I just got a new printer...Epson R3000...but have had this problem before. It's probably a simple fix, but I can't figure it out. I'm asking for printing on 8.5 x 11 and the image comes out 6.5 x 9.5 every time. Help please! And thanks!
The Epson site stated that the R3000 printer can print borderless however the quality will suffer in the expanded print area. Borderless is not supported on some heavy paper. To me the means your better off limiting you images size to the standard print area. There will be magins about 1/8" on the four sides so the print area on 8.5"x11" paper is 8.26" x 10.76"....
Take note of the print size set by the epson driver it may change depending on the paper type set. Note my first epson 4800 setup where I set 8.5" x 11" sheet paper from tray into the printer setting the driver set a smaller size for the paper which was reflected into the Photoshop Print preview. It shows paper is 8.499" x 10.999 with a small unprintable area across the top....
Paper
Use paper under normal conditions:
Temperature: 59 to 77 °F (15 to 25 °C)
Humidity: 40 to 60% RH
Note:
Since the quality of any particular brand or type of paper may be changed by the manufacturer at any time, Epson cannot guarantee the quality of any non-Epson brand or type of paper. Always test a sample of paper stock before purchasing large quantities or printing large jobs.
Single-sheets
Size
A4 (8.3 × 11.7 inches)
A6 (4.1 × 5.8 inches)
Letter (8.5 × 11 inches)
Legal (8.5 × 14 inches)
4 × 6 inches
5 × 7 inches
8 × 10 inches
11 × 14 inches
12 × 12 inches
Half Letter (5.5 × 8.5 inches)
B (11 × 17 inches)
A3 (11.7 × 16.5 inches)
Super B (13 × 19 inches)
Paper types
Plain paper
Special papers distributed by Epson
Thickness
0.003 to 0.004 inch (0.08 to 0.11 mm) in the sheet feeder
0.012 to 0.051 inch (0.3 to 1.3 mm) in the manual feed tray
Weight
17 lb (64 g/m2) to 24 lb (90 g/m2)
Printable Area
Note:
When printing borderless, quality may decline in the expanded printable area. Borderless printing is not supported with poster board.
Sheets
Top: 0.12 inch (3 mm) minimum
Left: 0.12 inch (3 mm) minimum
Right: 0.12 inch (3 mm) minimum
Bottom: 0.12 inch (3 mm) minimum
Roll Paper
Standard margins
Borderless printing margins
CD/DVDs
Caution:
Avoid printing in the clear plastic areas of your discs to prevent staining the disc with ink. -
Image size H dimension does ot match image size on screen which prduces a gap between image and extension ? Conray.
Ray,
I think I understand what you are trying.
When you start with the image showing 6" rather than 8", I take it you are reading off the rulers on the left and top. Are you sure that there isn't a scroll bar on the right of the picture to move the image to show the bottom 2"? Try using Ctrl & 0 to fit the image to the window.
Do you work with images in floating windows?
The way I would get a 2" border at the bottom is to use Image - Resize Canvas Size and use relative changes.
Add the 2" height and make sure the anchor point is moved up.
Hope that might help
Brian -
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Do I understand it correctly, that it isn't possible to even open larger files than 1600x1600 in this app and the only local output possibility is a low quality jpeg? it's not mentioned in the description or tech data (why? ) just in some of the reviews, so I want to make sure as it is the key decision factor for me - I need an app that will allow me to adjust and export my DSLR pictures on the spot for immediate presentation e.g. at a wedding party, or to my own web gallery.
Thanks for both of your answers, so the problem of opening images is solved (my problem was that the tech specs don't state what will happen to images larger than 1600x1600, auto crop on opening would mean the app is unusable as I really don't use just the center of the image, same as not opening larger images at all. Auto resize to fit canvas size is logical, but from some of the reviews on the Android market I wasn't sure that this is what the app does and wanted to be sure. I still think that the canvas size restriction is unnecessarilly tight and eg. 2000x2000 or 2500x2500 possibility would be much more useful and not a problem for faster tablets (as I normally work with 12 Mpix raw files on a 4year old laptop), but I think I could live with this.)
But the second problem with image saving isn't solved - I need to know, what options there are for local output to the memory or SD card/USB port device in the tablet. From some of the reviews, it seems to me that it is possible to output files only by email or cloud, which seems crazy to me, but I want to make sure they are wrong... Not mentioning that it would be impossible in certain situations. eg. when photographing a wedding somewhere without wi-fi connection and with the need to output photographs for example to somebody elses computer for a slideshow or for printing them, so that the newlyweds get them at the evening party, etc...
And I don't need just the pixel dimensions of the output file, but also the possible quality settings. 1600x1600 is usually usable, but it depends on the jpeg compression setting too. -
Reduce image size and print it out?
I scanned an image (coloring on a postcard). This size is too big to fit into a 'album' picture in MS Picture It! All I want to do is REDUCE the image and save it so that it will fit into the computer photo album I'm creating.
I've tried Image/Resize/Image Size and changed the sizing, but it still comes out the exact same size as the original. What am I doing wrong?> I want to REDUCE the image, not enlarge it.
I understood that - what makes you think I didn't?
> It's 948x645 pixels. I just want the image about an inch (respectively) smaller
You can't think in terms of inches for screen images. You have to work in pixels and the actual size will depend upon the screen resolution on the machine being used to view the image.
I'd reduce the pixel size by about 80 to get the effect that you want. Use Image/Resize/Image Size and make sure that you have "Resample" checked. -
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Every time I open a document in Photoshop CC 2014, the size of the canvas is basically half its real image size. I took a video of my screen so that you can understand what is happening to me and hopefully figure out what I'm doing wrong.
I make an image that is 800x300 pixels at 72 ppi
The image opens up looking half the size (about 400x150 pixels).
I make a text box with a font at 12 pt, and it comes out tiny.
I enlarge the font, type "Testing 1 2 3," and then export the image as a PNG file.
The PNG file comes out as 800x300 pixels, but the text is pixelated.
What in the world am I doing wrong? Never, in all my years of using Photoshop, had I encountered such a problem before now.
Notice at the bottom of the screen that the canvas is at 100% the entire time.You post so little useful information. You video show you using a mac the the video setting look like 1080 yet the video does no fill my 1920 width but does fill the 1080 height. Your Mac launch icon look huge so you your 800x300 canvas looks small on you desktop so I'm guessing retina display with lots of pixels 4:3 aspect ratio. The ping posted here look bad because of the way this site scale images. if you open it in a new tab it looks great even when I click on it thus site html pop-up image display of the png looks good. I see no pixelation and the edges look sharp ans smooth.
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