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Using Photoshop 7 I want to make 1024 x 768 96ppi jpg images from larger images. Is there a way to do this so that I can marquee the area I want, or with the crop tool?
Beemer
Hi Beamer!Marcel,
I don’t remember for Photoshop 7, but it may bee the same as for CS. This is what you do:
1- Choose the crop tool
2- In the bar for width, write 1024 px, for height, write 768 px (or click from the write and choose px)
3- For resolution (at the very end), write 96 and pick "pixels per inch". 4- With the crop tool, crop as you normally would.
The crop area will always be as you stipulated 😉
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Hi Beamer!
I don’t remember for Photoshop 7, but it may bee the same as for CS. This is what you do:
1- Choose the crop tool
2- In the bar for width, write 1024 px, for height, write 768 px (or
inch".from the write and choose px)
3- For resolution (at the very end), write 96 and pick "pixels per
4- With the crop tool, crop as you normally would.Marcel,
The crop area will always be as you stipulated 😉
When I do this the image is much smaller than I expect. My display is a 19" Hitachi running 1024 x 768 and I believe at 96ppi so I expected the image to fill the screen. However although the image file properties does say 1024 768 the displayed on screen image is only filling 75% of the screen area.
Beemer
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