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Hosun
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April 14, 2020
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how to reduce a dimension of a jpg

  • April 14, 2020
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Hi,

 

I have a jpg file with a dimension of 5100*3300.

 

Is there any way to reduce it to, for example, 2732*2048?

 

Hosun Kang

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解決に役立った回答 Jacob Bugge

Hosun,

 

5100 x 3300 > 2732 x 2048 will change the proportions and therefore distort the image.

 

If you wish to end up with 2732 x 2048 which is about 4:3 you may cut off in the side(s) to 5100 > 4400 (or 4402, the latter a wee bit more accurate) and scale down from 4400 x 3300 to 2732 x 2048; you can do that easily in the Transform palette by simply setting the W and H values, then Export at 72PPI or (Legacy) Save for Web (where you can check in the Image Size window).

 

Remember to Export/Save for Web from integer X and Y values (artwork/Artboard).

 

Hi Jane, three days to go.

 

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Jacob Bugge
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April 15, 2020

For my part you are welcome, Hosun Kang.

 

Jane masters both applications and knows almost infinitely more than I about PS, which is generally far superior for work with raster images, so also good to learn.

Jacob Bugge
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April 14, 2020

Hosun (or 강호선 Kang Hosun, I believe),

 

My suggestion is a way to do it with AI instead of PS; we are in the AI forum.

 

Hosun
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April 14, 2020

OK, I got it.

 

Jane started the discussion with Ps.

I was thinking you are developing the discussion on Ps.

 

Hosun Kang

Jacob Bugge
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April 14, 2020

Hosun,

 

5100 x 3300 > 2732 x 2048 will change the proportions and therefore distort the image.

 

If you wish to end up with 2732 x 2048 which is about 4:3 you may cut off in the side(s) to 5100 > 4400 (or 4402, the latter a wee bit more accurate) and scale down from 4400 x 3300 to 2732 x 2048; you can do that easily in the Transform palette by simply setting the W and H values, then Export at 72PPI or (Legacy) Save for Web (where you can check in the Image Size window).

 

Remember to Export/Save for Web from integer X and Y values (artwork/Artboard).

 

Hi Jane, three days to go.

 

jane-e
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April 14, 2020

"Hi Jane, three days to go."

 

I'm ready, Jacob!

jane-e
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April 14, 2020

Hi

Do you have Photoshop? If so, use Image > Image size with Bicubic Sharpen (Reduction). Make a copy first; resize the original. In Illustrator, you can drag place instead of click the image, which will also change the effective ppi.

~ Jane