Resizing photos

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Moira Riddell
Mar 13, 2006
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What is the best method to use when resizing photos for small picture frames, i.e. 3"x2", 4"x4" 10"x8" and other "custom" sizes using Photoshop
CS2? Would you put several of the smaller sizes on A4 or use 6"x4" paper? Any help you can give me would be appreciated.

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News Will
Mar 25, 2006
"Moira Riddell" wrote:

What is the best method to use when resizing photos for small picture frames, i.e. 3"x2", 4"x4" 10"x8" and other "custom" sizes using Photoshop
CS2? Would you put several of the smaller sizes on A4 or use 6"x4" paper? Any help you can give me would be appreciated.

I’ve never found out WHY you would WANT to resize for printing.

Just print and say what size you want it to print at.

You’d have to do a few sums to print several pictures on the same page, but it doesn’t matter.
A4’s the cheapest 🙂
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Rod Williams
Mar 29, 2006
News Will wrote:
I’ve never found out WHY you would WANT to resize for printing.
Just print and say what size you want it to print at.
I found that my printer likes to print at 300 dpi. The only way to do that is to resize. If I want to print a 4 x 6 at 300 dpi I resize to 1800 x 1200.

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