How to RESIZE IMAGES Without Losing QUALITY in PHOTOSCAPE X - REDUCE and INCREASE Image SIZE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2021
- In this tutorial, I will show you how to resize images without losing quality in PhotoScape X. You will learn how to reduce and increase an image and keep the image quality. You will also learn about aspect ratio and other settings that help you keep the image quality when resizing it! PhotoScape X is a free professional photo editor available for Windows Computers and for Mac Computers. This tutorial is a step by step on how to resize images in PhotoScape X.
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does PSX have an option to adjust by file size up or down -- particularly down. With new cameras and larger size sensors, the file sizes can become unusable via email to share if the file size of one or more are too large. I have misplaced a web address that did the changes and allowed the user to save the reduced file. EG. adjust a 15 MB file to one that is 3 MB . Being able to do this in PSX would be very handy.
This also should allow for a selection of quality to remain high for general monitor size viewing. TIA
Hi! New subbie, PLEASE HELP. I’m trying to make a document in Photoscape that I can use as Print then Cut in Cricut. I have the new document and I added my squares but Photoscape is not telling me the dimensions of the squares and I thought it did. I need them to be .25 inches but I have no way of knowing. At first it was giving me the measurement in cm but as I made the box smaller the numbers stopped popping up. Do I need to try to do this in another app?
In case you're using the Print panel of PhotoScape X to add images to a document with cells to be printed as one single file, you can custom the Width x Height of the cells by selecting the "Custom" option (the first one) in the drop down list next to "Cell" in the right-side menu (make sure to keep "Cell Size" selected). Check out this screenshot: imgur.com/a/74xv1iB. The measuring unit of the cell customization panel will be millimeters, so you can use a Millimeters to Inches converter to calculate the most approachable value in millimeters, here's one example of a unit converter: www.rapidtables.com/convert/length/inch-to-mm.html You can click on the "Swap" button to switch between the units (inches to mm / mm to inches).