Image Size (Windows XP)
When I export a file from LR it starts out as a 300 dpi file in LR and ends up in a 72 dpi image in CS3. At this point I both greatly reduce the image size and change it back to 300 dpi. I thought maybe this had something with my settings for export but when I looked into that dialog, I found that the image settings box is grayed out. I'm assuming that opening the image in CS3 at 72 and then reducing its size while simultaneously increasing the dpi is not such a great way to handle the file for ultimate quality. Any advice on what to do here will be greatly appreciated.
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> When I export a file from LR it starts out as a 300 dpi file in LR and
> ends up in a 72 dpi image in CS3. At this point I both greatly reduce
> the image size and change it back to 300 dpi. I thought maybe this had
> something with my settings for export but when I looked into that
> dialog, I found that the image settings box is grayed out. I'm
> assuming that opening the image in CS3 at 72 and then reducing its
> size while simultaneously increasing the dpi is not such a great way
> to handle the file for ultimate quality. Any advice on what to do here
> will be greatly appreciated.
>
The image from your camera is X number of pixels by Y number of pixels.
They are not pixels pre inch or cms. Photoshop takes that fixed number
of pixels and assigns them as so many for inch or cm. If you look at what
Photoshop has for the physical size of the image you will see that at 72
ppi the picture is very large. Turn off resampling and make the number of
pixels pre inch anything you would like and you will see the physical
size will get smaller. Alternatively you could input a physical size and
let Photoshop do the math on how many pixels pre unit length that comes
out to. For some strange historic reason Photoshop and other image
programs tend to use 72 pixels per inch as the default size.
The thing to remember is that pixels from your camera have no number per
unit length. When you decide the physical size of you image in Photoshop
(with resampling turned off) then you can say I have some number of
pixels per unit length. DPI is a measurement that is used in printers and
is not directly tied to pixels per inch as a printer driver may multiply
pixels to do the print.
If you have resampling on then Photshop with creat new pixels by some
mathamatical method to get the number pixels per unit lenght you asked
for for the size of you have set in the image size tab. This may or may
not hurt you image quality.
The rule of thumb is that something between 180 and 300 ppi sent to a
printer for an 8x10 or so print will give very good results.
PS Epson printers will in the driver resize the image to about 720dpi for
printing, or so I'm told.
Hope this helps.
John Passaneau
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}thank you for giving reply.
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import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import java.io.*;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;
import javax.swing.*;
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private int OrHeight = 0;
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private int drawY = 0;
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private JButton fwwButton = new JButton("Fit window width");
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container.add(jToolbar,BorderLayout.NORTH);
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jToolbar.add(zoominButton);
jToolbar.add(zoomoutButton);
jToolbar.add(zoomto100Button);
jToolbar.add(fwwButton);
jToolbar.add(fwhButton);
jToolbar.add(fwButton);
jToolbar.add(clearButton);
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mouseStatusBar.setEditable(false);
controlPanel.setBackground(Color.white);
drawPanel.setBackground(Color.white);
container.add(controlPanel, "West");
container.add(drawPanel, "Center");
openButton.addActionListener(this);
closeButton.addActionListener(this);
zoominButton.addActionListener(this);
zoomoutButton.addActionListener(this);
zoomto100Button.addActionListener(this);
fwwButton.addActionListener(this);
fwhButton.addActionListener(this);
fwButton.addActionListener(this);
clearButton.addActionListener(this);
drawPanel.addMouseMotionListener(this);
drawPanel.addMouseListener(this);
addMouseListener(this);
addMouseMotionListener(this);
opStatusBar.setText("FreeHand");
colorStatusBar.setText("Black");
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if(e.getActionCommand().equals("open"))
showDialog();
if(e.getActionCommand().equals("close"))
closeDialog();
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if(e.getActionCommand().equals("Fit the window"))
drawPanel.scaleImage(0,0,0,0);
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g2.fillRect(0,0,w,h);
g2.dispose();
} -
Image size to fill out the IE window
Hello,
I have a view with a menu on the left and a view container on the right side.
In the view container a linked another view.
That only constist of an image. I want this image to fill out the whole space available in the IE.
if somwbody has a low monitor resultion, it should be rezised to fill out everything and if somebody has a high resultion its the same. I dont want any "scroll bars" in the IE because the picture is to big nor I want empty space because the picture is displayed smaller than the window of the IE.
I have tried everything out. I put the image in a transparent container with "stretch", i set high and width for the transparent container and the picture to 100% but nothing really works.
As soon as I set high of the image to 100% it zero pixel. But if I set an value with px, em or ex I define the size and rezising is not done. And I cant see what the option "adjust image size" really does. I cant see any difference by (un)-checking it.
Is there any way to tell an object to be exactly that size the IE has? Is webdynpro able to recognize the monitor resolution and render an object to exactly that size?
Thanks for your help!Thanks for the quick answer!
It does not work.
I can only see a very thin horizontal like. The image gets "compressed" to about 3 pixel and the line is as long as the image is wide (so no vertical sizing as well).
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I tried it with WinXP SP3 and IE6.
I tried it with my own PC via VPN to make sure its no nasty setting to our company desktop and I have only Windows, Office, SAP GUI on it. Nothing else.
Always the same result. As soon as I set the height of the image to 100% I get only a thin horizontal line.
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I just changed operating systems to Windows 7, which meant that I had to re install Premiere Pro CS4. I am now working on a 64 bit system. Might not make any difference, but thought I would give you the specifics just in case. When I pull up the title window to add a title to my clip, the image is about the size of a postage stamp. How do I increase the size of the image in that window?
Thank you again for responding Hunt. I did find out what what was happening.
I had to reinstall the program on my computer. I just upgraded to Windows 7, and I now have a 64 bit system. When I booted up PPCS4, I assumed that my settings would be the same as they were before when I had Vista installed and didn't bother to check them when I started a new project. Well, they were not. I also added a TV tuner card to my computer. I now can watch HD TV on my computer. I suppose that it is possible that somehow PPCS4 noticed that, and set my default settings to HD, rather than NTSC DV. I just merrily went along clicking the OK button and started editing. When I start a new project now, I select NTSC DV and the Title window works just fine, and exactly the way I expect it to.
I just received Jeff Bellune's book Adobe Encore DVD 2.0 in the mail and will be totally immersed in Encore studies today. With all of his children, I don't see how he had time to write it, but I'm glad that he did. I also ordered a book entitled Designing Menus with Encore DVD. I know that it was written for an earlier version than CS4, but I will trust what you said about that. Many things are the same with some minor variations due to upgrades in the program. The basic ideas don't change, but how you accomplish them can, and usually do over time.
Terry Lee Martin
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:04:16 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: how do you change image size in the title window?
Welcome to the forum.
That is an odd one. The Title should be the same Frame Size as your Project/Sequence. What is it's Frame Size? Also, are you perhaps doing a Title based on an older Template, that was done for a different Frame Size?
What happens if you choose Title>New Title>Default Still?
Good luck,
Hunt
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Can't find preview window in image size in photoshop cs6
Hey guys , i have photoshop cs6 , when i go to image size i can only see image size dialog box of pixel dimensions and document size , but i can't see the photo "preview window" , how can i show it??
i dont have the box up! i have this one
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No Image Size menu or Message Size report in New Message window
Greetings all,
New iMac user (OS X 10.5.8, Mail 3.6). In scanning Mac Help & the Apple Support forums, I note numerous references for Mail 3.6 to an Image Size Menu button at bottom right of Compose window, and a Message Size window at the bottom left. Have never seen these items. Are they hidden? If so, what is the reveal? Appreciate any assistance. Thank you.
Gallery InfoTo All,
After sending in my question, I went back to Mail Help & noticed that images could be attached by dragging from Photo Browser or Desktop or Finder, or by clicking on the 'Paperclip' icon. We had only ever used the 'Paperclip'. Dragged an image from the Photo Browser and both Message Size report & Image Size menu button appeared. Then went back and tried Desktop, Finder & 'Paperclip'. Now, the two items appear, whichever method is used. Doesn't work on all .jpg images, but is sufficient for the need.
Guaranteed that if original question wasn't submitted, never would have found out how it works. Many thanks to Apple Discussions.
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Open a document, image size and script alert window pop up
Everytime I open a document in Photoshop CS5, these 2 dialog boxes (Image Size, Script Alert) would pop up. I would need to cancel 2 times to start editing. Is there a setting I can disable this?
Thanks,Sound the likely candidate to me, too.
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Image size pop up menu missing in mail window
Tonight I was about to resize an attachment (a photo) in the Mail message window, but discovered that the image size pop up menu that used to appear at the bottom of the mail window is no longer there! I tried quitting Mail and launching it again, restarted the computer (a 2003 iMac G4 running Tiger), and repaired permissions. Any ideas on how I might get the image size pop up menu back again? Thanks.
Seems there must be something messed up on the HD.
Very Important, how much Free Space is on your Hard Drive first of all? Click on the Macintosh HD on the Desktop, then do a Get Info on it.
Could be many things, we should start with this...
"Try Disk Utility
1. Insert the Mac OS X Install disc, then restart the computer while holding the C key.
2. When your computer finishes starting up from the disc, choose Disk Utility from the Installer menu. (In Mac OS X 10.4 or later, you must select your language first.)
*Important: Do not click Continue in the first screen of the Installer. If you do, you must restart from the disc again to access Disk Utility.*
3. Click the First Aid tab.
4. Select your Mac OS X volume.
5. Click Repair. Disk Utility checks and repairs the disk."
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106214
Then try a Safe Boot, (holding Shift key down at bootup), run Disk Utility in Applications>Utilities, then highlight your drive, click on Repair Permissions, reboot when it completes.
(Safe boot may stay on the gray radian for a long time, let it go, it's trying to repair the Hard Drive.)
If perchance you can't find your install Disc, at least try it from the Safe Boot part onward.
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How to enable shortcuts on "MAC" as in windows. (ie : Alt+I+I = for image size in PS )
How to enable shortcuts on "MAC" as in windows. (ie : Alt+I+I = for image size in PS )
Im using a mac system and adobe CS6 package. mainly works with Indesign, Illustrator and Photoshop.
But shortcuts doesn't works like Alt+I+I, Alt+I+S..... like that as on Windows computers.
Is there any way to enable "underline for shortcut letters" in mac for adobe products...?Here in Photoshop on Windows OS you can see the letter for shortcut shown as underlined
In Menu bar
F for File
E for Edit
and I for Image
We can press alt+F to list file menu
and alt+E to list Edit menu
Is there any option like this to enable shortcuts for menu bar in "MAC OC" -
How do you create a disk image of windows so u can increase partition size?
Ok, I have installed windows on my mac using bootcamp so i can play pc games and such. I mainly use the mac side of the computer but I have 30 GB devoted to windows. I ran out of space though and now want to uninstall windows so i can make the windows partition bigger. The problem is that I don't want to have to install ALL of my programs over again once i reinstall windows so I want to take a disk image of windows which i can revert to once it is reinstalled. I tried using the disk utility to do it but it keeps giving me error messages. Does anyone know how do create a disk image using windows??? or maybe I'm doing something wrong with the disk utility??? HELP!
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http://twocanoes.com/winclone/
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How do I create a disk image for windows 7, using a windows computer for USB bootcamp for mac?
Hi There, I have just bought a new 2013 iMac.
Spec: 3.4 GHz intel core i5, 16GB 1600 MHz DDR3 Memory , NVIDIA GeForce GTX 775M 2048 MB Graphics with OS X 10.9.4.
How can I create a 'disk image' from a windows 7 professional 64bit installation DVD using a windows laptop with windows 7 Operating system on? I want to transfer this 'disk image' (ISO?) to a USB ready for installing windows onto my 2013 iMac using bootcamp? I want to use bootcamp from a USB as I have no disk drive for the installation DVD on my iMac. I hope all this is clear.
Thank you. JoeYes, that's correct, at least not directly. You can create a blank disk image, copy the file to the mounted disk image, then burn the image to a CD/DVD.
Open Disk Utility and select Blank Disk Image from the New menu. Provide a name, Save location, and select the image size from the drop down menu. Leave Encryptions at None and Format as read/write. Click on the Create button.
After the image file appears the "removable" disk should be automatically mounted. If not double-click on it to mount it. A "removable" disk icon will appear. Drag the file you want to place on the disk image to the "removable" disk icon. The eject the "removable" disk icon. Now select the disk image file in the DU left side list and click on the Burn icon in the DU toolbar. Be sure to have a blank disc ready.
The above is actually the "long" way to do this. A much easier way is to simply insert a blank CD or DVD into the optical drive. The Finder will pop up a dialog asking what to do. Select the option to mount on the Desktop. You will now see a disc icon on the Desktop. Drag the file you want to burn to the CD/DVD, right-click or CTRL-click on the disc icon and select Burn from the contextual menu.
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Hi. Is it possible to adjust the photo gallery module's code in a way that makes the image that gets displayed on selecting the thumbnail image display no larger than the browser? I have a client that's uploaded image that are pretty large and would prefer not to have to save them as smaller images if possible.
Thanks
GrantAre you by any chance saving as a JPEG or TIFF file?
The image size that Photoshop displays is the uncompressed file size - if you save in a format such as JPEG the image is compressed, which will result in a smaller file size.
Below is a comparison of the same image in Photoshop versus the compressed file saved to my computer:
Here's a more technical explanation of what's going on: http://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/15184/why-does-photoshop-show-my-jpeg-files-unusu ally-large
EDIT: If you want more accurate control over the image file size when saving, try going to File > Save for Web... You'll be able to choose your file format, and then see the resulting file size in the bottom left-hand corner of the window:
I hope this helps!
Cheers,
Kendall
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