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Hello all,
I know bicubic smoothing is often recommended when resampling to a large size, and that supposedly the Crop Tool utilizes the same resampling option as specified in the Image Size dialog. My question is one of how do you set that option without actually executing an image size change? Do you simply select the option and then close the Image Size dialog? When I’ve done that and reopened Image Size, the resampling option is still shown as Bicubic, implying to me that no option change was effected from the prior step. Obviously I don’t want to perform an actual change in the Image Size dialog if I’m intending to use the Crop Tool for said purpose. Do I need to open or create some other image and use it as my Image Size dummy just for the sake of excuting the image size change so that the chosen resampling option stays set? There seems to be something simple I’m missing here.
Thanks,
Daryl
I know bicubic smoothing is often recommended when resampling to a large size, and that supposedly the Crop Tool utilizes the same resampling option as specified in the Image Size dialog. My question is one of how do you set that option without actually executing an image size change? Do you simply select the option and then close the Image Size dialog? When I’ve done that and reopened Image Size, the resampling option is still shown as Bicubic, implying to me that no option change was effected from the prior step. Obviously I don’t want to perform an actual change in the Image Size dialog if I’m intending to use the Crop Tool for said purpose. Do I need to open or create some other image and use it as my Image Size dummy just for the sake of excuting the image size change so that the chosen resampling option stays set? There seems to be something simple I’m missing here.
Thanks,
Daryl
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