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August 8, 2017
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Photoshop automatically changes the width of my image??

  • August 8, 2017
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My problem is that when I open a short video in Photoshop that I made in Premiere Pro, it shows the image in the size that it should be, but when I click on image size, it stretches it in width. This is the same when I want to export it for web to make it into a gif.

On the left you see the image as it should be and how I opened it. On the right is the 'image size' option (alt, cmd, I). It clearly shows how the height is the same.

On the other screenshot you see the image as it should be on the bottom, and the 'image size' option above it. The width is not the same, but I didn't do anything to change that.

I have never had this problem before, and I can't remember doing anything different. Can someone please help me, this is extremely frustrating.

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Correct answer gener7

View > Pixel Aspect Ratio. In here, select 'square', then save your image, re-open it, it should be normal.

Another idea if this fails...

Click "View", and then unclick "Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction".

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davescm
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August 8, 2017

Hi

Can you show the image size dialogue and confirm is this when you first click image size or when you have resized and clicked OK?

Dave

gener7
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gener7Community ExpertCorrect answer
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August 8, 2017

View > Pixel Aspect Ratio. In here, select 'square', then save your image, re-open it, it should be normal.

Another idea if this fails...

Click "View", and then unclick "Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction".