WALMART PHOTO SIZES PROFESSIONAL

I would then open the image size dialog againġ1. I would then crop (image->crop) the imageĩ. If you don't want to sacrifice any pixels, your shortest side must be at least 8 inches (if they aren't on, you should turn on rulers)Ĩ. The 'fixed ratio' will ensure you have an 8x10 ratio. I would select the area I wanted to print. I would set it to fixed ratio of 4x5 (or 8x10, it doesn't really matter, as the ratio is consistent)ħ. I would select the rectangular marquee toolĦ. Put in 300 (or 250 or whatever) for the resolutionĥ. (needs not saying, make a copy of the image)ģ. So if I were sitting and looking at an image that I was going to take to print and it was in a 2x3 aspect ratio (2709X 4422) and I were wanting to print an 8x10 photo, I would do the following:Ġ. I prefer to have all of the control, however. Those will be lost whether you do it at your machine or you do it there. You're going to lose some dimensions just based on basic geometry. you're taking a picture to them at a 4圆 ratio and they're looking to print an 8x10 ratio. You can set your resolution without affecting the overall pixel size (open up the image size dialog and and uncheck 'resample image', put in 300 or 250 or whatever the appropriate pixels/inch resolution is for the target printer - next time you go into this dialog to actually resize, you'll need to turn that back on, though).Īpparently I wasn't clear though. Should I be paying attention to the pixel dementions instead? Would resizing it this way deminish the photo quality? Is there a better way that I should be doing it? Your help would be appreaciated. I would resize the photo according to the size I want 8X10. Now if I was to resize a photo this is what I would do:

WALMART PHOTO SIZES PROFESSIONAL

After going on the machine I see that although it gives me size options it tends to shop off part of the photo still.Įven going through a professional lab (smug mug) it will chop off part of the picture if I don't resize it.

The person working in photos agreed, saying that if I resized it myself in photoshop or something that it would mess up the photo quality. that it would automatically do it for me. I thought that since I remember the digital photo kiosk in the store giving an option between different photo sizes that I didn't have to bother resizing my photos.

My camera is 14 mp so the pictures are huge. I know, probably the last place that I should go.

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