AboutKamal Krishna Expertise I am a brainbench certified Photoshop professional and have been using the tool since 1998. Since then I have been constantly upgrading myself with the newer versions of the same. Please feel free to ask me for issues or difficulties, be it technical or creative. I am here to help.
Experience About 9years, I have been using photoshop extensively for print media, animation, presentations, broadcast designs, mobile content etc.
Question Dear Kamal,
A problem I cannot find a solution to. I've reduced some JPEG images with Photoshop, I've decreased the pixels by going to Image/Size, but after printing them they all look "pixelated", losing a lot of quality, and looking quite blurry. I could understand if I had made them bigger, but not smaller. Any suggestions? I'd appreciate your prompt help, as I'm in a hurry. Thanks in advance for your time.
Sincerely,
Marcelo
Answer Hi Marcelo,
If the image you are dealing with is GIF.
then convert the mode: Image>Mode>RGB Color
else continue with the next step.
Go to Image>Image Size
Under Pixel Dimensions:
If you are aware of the final pixel size enter that value.
Or change the pixels to percentage and enter the desired value. (e.g 50% to reduce the image size to half)
also before you make the change make sure
the three checkboxes are checked below. (Scale styles, Contrain Proportions, Resample image)
Hope this helps.
else let me know all the steps you are doing.
