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Resizing Practice Exercises for Photoshop CS2 Basics Lesson 2

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Exploring the Image Size Dialog Box

Image Size Dialog Box
Image Size Dialog Box
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This is the resizing practice exercise for Photoshop CS2 Basics Lesson 2: Working with Documents.

resize-practice.jpg - Download this file to your computer and open it in Photoshop so you can follow along with this exercise. You can save the image by right clicking and choosing "Save Target As..." or "Save Image As..."

Next I want you to duplicating the image so you're not working on the original. You do remember how to do that, don't you?

Make the document window as large as possible and choose View > Print Size. The image will display quite large and probably fill the entire document window. Practice panning with the spacebar shortcut we learned earlier.

Choose the Image Size command. Note the pixel dimensions of this image are 1600 by 1200 pixels. The print size is 22.222 by 16.667 inches with a resolution of 72 ppi.

  1. Exploring the Image Size Dialog Box
  2. Changing Resolution to 300 PPI
  3. Increasing the Print Size / Reducing Resolution
  4. Resampling the Image to Increase Print Size
  5. Resampling the Image for Web Use
  6. Save and Rename the File
  7. Image Size Wizard (Windows) / Image Size Assistant (Mac)

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