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I created a logo that is text based in a large image of about 750 pix x 550 pix. It consists of 2 main letters of 500 point size
each followed by a few letters of 150 point size. the 2 large letters are warped a little by the shear filter. I used such a large size since it made it easier to see precisely what I was doing. What’s the best way to resize to about a 100 x 75 pix image and retain as much sharpness as possible ?
My photoshop book talks of using a layer clipping path:
"A layer clipping path creates a sharp-edged shape on a layer and is useful anytime you want to add a design element with clean, defined edges."
How does changing the image resolution tie into all this. I created two images one at 150 DPI and the other at 600 DPI and on my computer, I saw no difference between the two. So what’s that about ?
each followed by a few letters of 150 point size. the 2 large letters are warped a little by the shear filter. I used such a large size since it made it easier to see precisely what I was doing. What’s the best way to resize to about a 100 x 75 pix image and retain as much sharpness as possible ?
My photoshop book talks of using a layer clipping path:
"A layer clipping path creates a sharp-edged shape on a layer and is useful anytime you want to add a design element with clean, defined edges."
How does changing the image resolution tie into all this. I created two images one at 150 DPI and the other at 600 DPI and on my computer, I saw no difference between the two. So what’s that about ?
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