Once you change the width or height while keeping the box unchecked this will produce a distorted image. If we uncheck the box then you’ll notice that the little bracket and link icon will disappear but this will create a problem. Now this simply means that the proportion of the image can’t be distorted. This indicates that they are actually constrained proportions. The actual Constrain Proportions checkbox which is down the bottom is checked.
This is the standard metric size for most photographers.īeside under the Document Size and Pixel Dimensions in both width and height you’ll notice the bracket with a link icon beside it. If you are intending to print then the least resolution would be 254 pixels. Moving forward below the dimension size we have the resolution and that’s defaulted to Pixels per Inch. Earlier the file size was too small now the size will increase in number. The document size and the pixel size will change simultaneously and the file size will change as well. Let’s say you want the image size to be 50cm in width this will have effect on the entire photo. It is interesting to keep an eye on the change in number. Inches can be change to centimeter or millimeter. You can select the measurement unit to your preference, currently the unit is in Inches. Now it’s worth noting if you want to resize your images for the web than you need to do it in pixels.īelow that there is the Document Size now this will give you the exact dimensions of your image and note Resolution is also here. We also have the width and the height of the image specified in Pixels.
The file size or the Pixel Dimensions for the selected image is 676.8k (the value is for example purpose). When you first open up the image size window you’ll be presented with the pixel dimension of your image along with the actual file size. Image size is located in the main navigational menu underneath image- image size. Although having said that there are some key aspects that you should have a basic understanding of in order to ensure the quality of your results. Resizing image without losing quality of the image in Photoshop is relatively simple and straightforward. More than often you may want to resize your image.
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