Delirious Meh Premium Messages 2,614 Messages Metroider17 Jan 11, 2008 #1 That one, I want it resized to 80% (to 1280 pixel width) When I try it in a couple programs it looks awful and ugly...and with a picture like that, it is unacceptable. How may I achieve this as a glorious sexy desktop picture that fits perfectly?
That one, I want it resized to 80% (to 1280 pixel width) When I try it in a couple programs it looks awful and ugly...and with a picture like that, it is unacceptable. How may I achieve this as a glorious sexy desktop picture that fits perfectly?
somebody Messages 1,410 Canberra Messages Unwired-Eddie Jan 11, 2008 #3 Or walk 20% further away from the screen
niky Karma Chameleon Staff Emeritus Messages 23,800 Philippines Jan 11, 2008 #4 Photoshop and Corel Photopaint have always worked for me. Maybe you have anti-aliasing turned off? Use anti-aliasing, then use Unsharp mask (typically at 60% and with a 0.5 or 1.0 pixel width for this size of picture) to restore some sharpness.
Photoshop and Corel Photopaint have always worked for me. Maybe you have anti-aliasing turned off? Use anti-aliasing, then use Unsharp mask (typically at 60% and with a 0.5 or 1.0 pixel width for this size of picture) to restore some sharpness.
GrumpEone Messages 1,948 Rochester, MI Messages GrumpEone Jan 11, 2008 #5 Technically you cannot drop 20% without having a little distortion, but photoshop works well.
Flerbizky Weltanschauung Premium Messages 7,588 Whateversville Messages Flerbizky Jan 11, 2008 #6 Gimp
Delirious Meh Premium Messages 2,614 Messages Metroider17 Jan 11, 2008 #7 Thanks, Casio for doing a picture for me! And thanks everyone else for their good answers.
Robin Premium Messages 16,799 United Kingdom Jan 11, 2008 #8 Yup just use photoshop, or you could use windows fax viewer, set it to 80% take a screen dump and paste as a new image but I doubt the quality would be as good. Robin
Yup just use photoshop, or you could use windows fax viewer, set it to 80% take a screen dump and paste as a new image but I doubt the quality would be as good. Robin
GrumpEone Messages 1,948 Rochester, MI Messages GrumpEone Jan 13, 2008 #10 a Trico Pro use a vector based program to resize Click to expand... Or just get a CAD model of the car, and render your own shots... Whichever is easier...lol
a Trico Pro use a vector based program to resize Click to expand... Or just get a CAD model of the car, and render your own shots... Whichever is easier...lol
Orion (Banned) Messages 1,518 Jan 13, 2008 #11 Use MSPaint and stretch and skew tool, then set both numbers at 80%. Works PERFECTLY. You don't ALWAYS need to open photoshop to edit photos...
Use MSPaint and stretch and skew tool, then set both numbers at 80%. Works PERFECTLY. You don't ALWAYS need to open photoshop to edit photos...
GrumpEone Messages 1,948 Rochester, MI Messages GrumpEone Jan 13, 2008 #12 racerx510 Use MSPaint and stretch and skew tool, then set both numbers at 80%. Works PERFECTLY. You don't ALWAYS need to open photoshop to edit photos... Click to expand... Huh... What was that last part?? I don't follow... Blastphemy
racerx510 Use MSPaint and stretch and skew tool, then set both numbers at 80%. Works PERFECTLY. You don't ALWAYS need to open photoshop to edit photos... Click to expand... Huh... What was that last part?? I don't follow... Blastphemy
Giancarlo Totally new & improved! Premium Messages 9,646 Messages Minus955 Jan 18, 2008 #13 I'm surprised no one mentioned cropping?
Year.Zero (Banned) Messages 383 Jan 18, 2008 #14 Giancarlo I'm surprised no one mentioned cropping? Click to expand... That's 20% less of the image, not 20% smaller.
Giancarlo I'm surprised no one mentioned cropping? Click to expand... That's 20% less of the image, not 20% smaller.
