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November 20, 2023
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Hauteur texte (mesure incorecte)

Bonjour,
Photoshop CS6
Lorsque je crée un texte par exemple de 50mm en mode affichage taille d’impression,  avec l’outil mesure, la hauteur est de ~33.8mm (confirmé si j’imprime) pour obtenir un ''vrai' 50 mm à l’impression j’ai saisi dans le module caractère une échelle verticale de 150.
Ce phénomène semble être du à l’interligne, la hauteur de la police est celle du caractère + les interlignes.
Y a-t-il une explication ou une autre méthode ? Je dois certainement faire une erreur

Merci

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Hello,
Photoshop CS6
When I create a text for example 50mm in print size display mode, with the measure tool, the height is ~33.8mm (confirmed if I print) to obtain a 'true' 50 mm for printing I entered in the character module a vertical scale of 150.
This phenomenon seems to be due to line spacing: the font height is that of the character + the line spacing.
Is there an explanation or another method? I'm sure I'm making a mistake.
(Sorry for the imperfect English)

 

 

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Kevin Stohlmeyer
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November 20, 2023

@sab3 the text size has to conform to a whole pixel dimension you can't have decimal point pixel values.

This has been a scenario in PS for years.

33.8 mm = 127.748 px

50 mm = 188.97 px

The closes value to 50 mm = 189 px which is 50 mm

 

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sab3Author
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November 20, 2023

Thank you for your reply, I agree with you about the pixel decimals.
For the tests, as you told me, I've configured in pixels and entered the value of 189 pixels. I only measure 50mm if the vertical scale is at 149% (150).

See screenshot

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Kevin Stohlmeyer
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 20, 2023

The rule of no pixel decimal applies to everything. I see in your screenshot you have it set in other fields as well.

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