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How to resize an image to 2x2

Participant ,
Mar 21, 2017 Mar 21, 2017

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I need to resize an iPhone image to use as a passport picture

I use image/resize in Photoshop cc but tho the dialogue box says 2x2

the image on the screen is 10% that size

is there a setting I'm missing?

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Community Expert , Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

Dont hate Photoshop, learn how to use it – the physics would be the same whichever application you used!

The resolution is how close the pixels (short for picture elements) are together. For printing you need them to be between 200 to 300 PPI (pixels per inch).

All you need to do is (with the resampled ticked) is overtype the 1224 with 300. Job done.

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Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

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You can set the Crop tool to 2inches x 2inches and (say) 200ppi for resolution.

(Regarding the image size panel, double check you're using inches - look at the drop down menu)

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Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

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Thanks Derek

I didn't want to crop because I needed the image as is

I did use inches in the image size panel and it reported that it was the correct size

Can you explain how resolution is a factor?

I know that I am missing something simple

thanks

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Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

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In the Image Resize panel untick Resample, type in 2 inches in the width field. Now what is the Resolution in Pixel/inch?

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Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

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1244 pixels per inch

BUT now when I untick resample the image size doesn't change

It stays the original size

IF I leave it ticked then the image goes down to tiny

I do hate photoshop.....

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Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

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Dont hate Photoshop, learn how to use it – the physics would be the same whichever application you used!

The resolution is how close the pixels (short for picture elements) are together. For printing you need them to be between 200 to 300 PPI (pixels per inch).

All you need to do is (with the resampled ticked) is overtype the 1224 with 300. Job done.

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you are completely correct - on both points

I just need to learn!

thank you for your help

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