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Greetings Everyone,
I’ve copied templates from this link: <http://www.earthmandalas.com/how/templates.html> and selected the ‘Click here for the Inkjet’ size templates. I saved them to my hard drive, then brought them into Photoshop 7, and changed the Image size to 13 x 13, 300 ppi. Selected ‘Save’, keeping them .GIF files, and closed them. When I bring the templates back into Photoshop to use, I’ve checked the Image size, and it is changed to 54.167 x 54.167, 72 ppi. – every time ! ! Why is that happening?
If I change the size and save them as a .PSD file, the Image size will not change after I save it (I can bring it back into Photoshop, and it remains 13 x 13, 300 ppi).
I’m also wondering if this mysterious change has messed up any of the art I’ve created with templates I thought I’d changed to 300 ppi. When I looked at the art full-size, it looks good. I did change one finished image from 54 x 54, 72 ppi to 13 x 13, 300 ppi, and it still looked the same. Thoughts?
Thanks,
Stardancer
Would appreciate all feedback.
I’ve copied templates from this link: <http://www.earthmandalas.com/how/templates.html> and selected the ‘Click here for the Inkjet’ size templates. I saved them to my hard drive, then brought them into Photoshop 7, and changed the Image size to 13 x 13, 300 ppi. Selected ‘Save’, keeping them .GIF files, and closed them. When I bring the templates back into Photoshop to use, I’ve checked the Image size, and it is changed to 54.167 x 54.167, 72 ppi. – every time ! ! Why is that happening?
If I change the size and save them as a .PSD file, the Image size will not change after I save it (I can bring it back into Photoshop, and it remains 13 x 13, 300 ppi).
I’m also wondering if this mysterious change has messed up any of the art I’ve created with templates I thought I’d changed to 300 ppi. When I looked at the art full-size, it looks good. I did change one finished image from 54 x 54, 72 ppi to 13 x 13, 300 ppi, and it still looked the same. Thoughts?
Thanks,
Stardancer
Would appreciate all feedback.
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