New Document Values

[TEJAFX]

While creating New Document in Photoshop, when entering the Values of height & width the given values are resetting some other values and it is not able to create the defined size properly.

[D Fosse]

You need to tell us the actual values.

[Per Berntsen]

Please provide more details.

What values (with what unit) are you entering?

What other values are reset?

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[TEJAFX]

in these 2 Pictures one of the image showing clipboard Values & second Image showing values want create the size, in these. while entering the values it was auto shifting to clipboard values every time. sometimes working 

[D Fosse]

It's just rounding. A pixel cannot be divided.

An image file is just pixels. It has no size. The physical size is a secondary calculation from the ppi value.

Pixels per inch. It's a simple formula. If you hav a calculator, you can do the math yourself.

[TEJAFX]

I think you completely misunderstood what I said. What I meant was that the values ​​shown in the first image are loaded by default in pixels. When I enter the sizes I want to create in a new document, the values ​​loaded by default are automatically created, overriding the values ​​I wanted to create.

[D Fosse]

OK.

Ignoring the derived/secondary physical units for a moment - what is the pixel size you entered, and what is the pixel size you get out?

[TEJAFX]

The problem I mentioned doesn't happen every time. What I'm saying now is that when I think I need to create a 12x18 size for example and enter values ​​in it, it automatically replaces some values ​​without my intervention. As I showed in the first image. Pixels of a different size are coming in. The pixels of the size I want to create are not coming in as you said.

[Stephen Marsh]

12 x 18 @ 300ppi = 3600 x 5400 px

If you need pixels, enter in pixels. If you enter in inches/resolution, then pixels are calculated accordingly which may lead to rounding.