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I want to resize an image for the web, and need to know the exact image size in pixels, but when I uncheck resample image the option to select pixels as the size is greyed out. Is there a setting I need to adjust or change?
It is suppose to be greyed out. Unchecking resample locks the pixel dimensions so it can not be altered.
What is your problem?
Do you not understand that changing the pixel dimensions of an image means resampling it?
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There is no random change in Photoshop.
And your solution is nonsense. To have the same pixelcount in a different ppi value, you just change that ppi value with resample ticked off.
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Seems random to me. Can you shed light on why it's greyed out?
It was useful & flexible to actually be able to type in pixel counts. No biggie, just inconvenient.
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And you can. There's no need for your workaround. Between "resample" and "constrain proportions", you can do anything that's been asked for in this thread.
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You know you did some stupid if seasoned Photoshop users have to come to this board to figure out how to resize images in pixels! Something that was always there, easy as pie. How do I resize a 7000 pixel image down to 1080. WTF? percentage, inches, cm, guess work? for that I keep paying monthly premium prices
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What is your problem?
Do you not understand that changing the pixel dimensions of an image means resampling it?