I was about to suggest the same thing. GIMP only ever displays the image
onscreen relative to its raw image pixels and zoom % (ignoring any physical
print resolution / dpi). If all you do is change the print resolution of your
image, the image's size and data (in pixels) remain unchanged, thus
Eh, if he's just trying to drop the quality by keeping the same size, it's best
to just scale the image down and back up again with no interpolation. Like you
said, using CSS would look awful cause all browsers will scale the image up
with interpolation unless he wants to use an HTML canvas and
On Thu, 06 Aug 2015 20:21:18 +0200 chrislz wrote:
> 1) check the cubic or sinc option in quality box
> 2) changed the resolution, in this case from 600 to 300.
> 3) re-enter original width in width box
> 4) click scale image
>
> When I do this, the image DOES NOT stay the same. It shrinks to
Don't worry about the resolution of the image. Just worry about the dimensions.
Scale it down to whatever you'd like and then scale it back up to the original
dimensions. Like so:
1. An image is 500px x 500px
2. Scale it down to 250px x 250px
3. Scale it back up to 500px 500px
That right there
