> Von: "Mark"
> I agree with this completely. I make a lot of sigs for people that
> normally cannot exceed 500x200px. As such I will use many photos/pic that
> need to be rescaled to a much smaller object. The only way I have found
> to maintain clarity is to change the resolution to a much hi
>If I were trying to reduce the size of an image while preserving
>definition I would look at changing its resolution
>ie from 72pix x 72pix to 288pix x 288pix, reducing the images
>apparant size (to 1/4 the starting size) while keeping all the
>pixel information.
>
>HTH
I agree with this c
On 08/17/2009 08:33 AM, Monika Himpelmann wrote:
Dear all,
I have a question and maybe it is easy to answer and has been answered
before although I didn't find it in the FAQ's.
When I try to scale a foto in order to get it passport photo size it
looses quality.
Seems like a confusion about
On Monday 17 August 2009, Monika Himpelmann wrote:
> Dear all,
> I have a question and maybe it is easy to answer and has been
> answered before although I didn't find it in the FAQ's.
>
> When I try to scale a foto in order to get it passport photo size
> it looses quality. The fotos I want to sca
On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 10:33 AM, Monika Himpelmann wrote:
> I would understand the loss in quality if I would try to enlarge the fotos
> but making them smaller in size should not make them loose quality???
>
> Any hints from you out there?
> Thank you in advance for any answer.
Are the images i
On 08/17/2009 06:38 PM, Patrick Horgan wrote:
> Jay Smith wrote:
>> Monika,
>>
>> I agree that it does not make sense to loose quality when scaling smaller.
>>
> I'm confused I think. Isn't scaling smaller an inherently lossy
> process? If there's information in a section that's 20 bits acros
Jay Smith wrote:
> Monika,
>
> I agree that it does not make sense to loose quality when scaling smaller.
>
I'm confused I think. Isn't scaling smaller an inherently lossy
process? If there's information in a section that's 20 bits across and
it gets reduced to 5 bits across it isn't possibl
On 08/17/2009 11:33 AM, Monika Himpelmann wrote:
> Dear all,
> I have a question and maybe it is easy to answer and has been answered
> before although I didn't find it in the FAQ's.
>
> When I try to scale a foto in order to get it passport photo size it
> looses quality. The fotos I want to scal
Hi Monika,
I haven't experienced a loss in quality with scaling photos smaller; as
you mentioned, loss of quality will occur with enlargements.
Are you scaling before you crop the photos? How are you scaling (I
scale with Image->Scale Image). What are your original & target sizes?
Regards,
Er
Dear all,
I have a question and maybe it is easy to answer and has been answered before
although I didn't find it in the FAQ's.
When I try to scale a foto in order to get it passport photo size it looses
quality. The fotos I want to scale are of good quality but too large and are
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