Save an image at 50%

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Ferzy
Oct 30, 2007
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I’ve got an image that looks better when it’s zoomed in at 50%. Is there a way to save it at this zoom level or does it have to be saved at full scale?

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Toobi-Won Kenobi
Oct 30, 2007
"Ferzy" wrote in message
I’ve got an image that looks better when it’s zoomed in at 50%. Is there a way to save it at this zoom level or does it have to be saved at full scale?

Thanks!

50% zoom shows one pixel on screen for every two the image contains. In answer to your question, no. Are you talking about a crop?

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Roger
Nov 1, 2007
On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 13:04:49 -0700, Ferzy wrote:

I’ve got an image that looks better when it’s zoomed in at 50%. Is there a way to save it at this zoom level or does it have to be saved at full scale?

Thanks!

Many times when an image has been sharpened (for printing) it will not look good when it’s view on a monitor because the display resolution is so poor and sharpening shows up as ugly artifacts (when view at 100% it’s fine). You might try a re-sample of the image to a lower pixel count to see if that helps. Otherwise, add a little blur to reduce the effect of sharpening.

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