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How to scale an object to an exact ratio?

Community Beginner ,
Aug 02, 2020 Aug 02, 2020

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Hello experts, photoshop newbie here:

 

I found this nice book mockup online but it's 9x7" (I wanna say size but I think the appropraite term here is ratio).
My book artwork is designed for 7x4.3" landscape book

 

My question: is there a way where I can resize/scale the mockup to meet the aspect of my artwork other than eye-balling it? -preferably enter an exact dimension.

 

Thanks in advance,

Amin

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Community Expert , Aug 02, 2020 Aug 02, 2020

It doesn’t seem to be that bad. Screenshot 2020-08-02 at 15.48.10.png

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Aug 02, 2020 Aug 02, 2020

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Not really. 

You could create a planar guide/grid that encompasses both ratios, then convert it to a Smart Object and perspectively transform it to meet the existing one and the intended one should become more or less clear …  

Then you can stitch together and touch up a version of the book-image that corresponds to that. 

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I was afraid it's gonna be difficult for someone at level but thanks a lot

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It doesn’t seem to be that bad. Screenshot 2020-08-02 at 15.48.10.png

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I'll give it a try thanks :))

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Aug 02, 2020 Aug 02, 2020

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9/7= 1.28   7/4.3=1.62 ths aspect ratio are off.    So your 1.62 aspect ratio is wider the 9:7  1.28 aspect ratio. If you were to resize your Image to fill the narrower image's aspect ratio height  the left and right sides if you image would be clipped off. My Batch Mockup script edit option(s) can pe user to populate you 7:4.3 images into the 9:7 object are  fitted to the area where tout image will have boarders top and bottom  Ot the fill the 9:7  area where the left and right sides will be clipped off.  To help you visualize this I  include this image.     The red rectangle is the  9:7 aspect area.  The green your 7:4.3 Image fitted to the area you see the boarders top and bottom inside the red area.  The Blue rectangle your image resized to fill the 9:7 height you can see the left and right clip off areas outside the res area.

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You do not scale to Aspect Ratios you crop or distort to a different aspect ratio.  Adobe prefers to call it content aware scale (Alt+Shift+Ctrl+C) I prefer content aware distort.   I do not automate distortion just Fit and Crop.

 

Why Adobe content aware scale. Changind Aspect Ratio like  2:3 to 3:2 thing like going from Portrait to Landscape just do not produce acceptable results.

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Community Beginner ,
Aug 03, 2020 Aug 03, 2020

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Thank you so much for your through answer,

I'm well aware of  different aspect ratios and clippings. the object I want to resize (scale) is the blank gray book mockup, because it's a solid object changing its shape shouldn't be a problem.

My question was about on how to scale an object to specific number. If I figure that out, I'll change the mockup to match my cover design.

Again, thank you a lot

 

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Aug 03, 2020 Aug 03, 2020

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If you want to scale everything about a Photoshop file, all contents, all layers, just use Image > Image Size.

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Yes the was the best thing to do Change the Book to your design Aspect Ratio  then a script like mine can resize any size design with the Aspect Ratio to the Smart Object size for the all have the correct aspect ratio, There will bet no Clipping or Boarders.  They will scale to the smart Object size perfectly. For the aspect ratios are identical].

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