Photoshop tip for increasing photo size. 1575 views at 1 April 2012

At the risk of being accused of “teaching Grandma to suck eggs” I would like to share this tip with fellow Photoshop users on the Bubble. Some will doubtless be aware of it, I know.

There are times when the photo you want to upload is not of sufficiently high enough resolution to be displayed as a laminated or framed print. Here’s what you do:

With photo on screen go to IMAGE>Image size>Document size. Set it for percentage and make the value 110. Click OK and your photo will increase in size. Repeat this 3 or 4 times then hit SAVE and check the picture resolution. The ideal figure is around 1.5 megabytes so keep repeating the process until you get there. For some unknown reason you have now increased the resolution without causing any pixellation and this is great if you have a photo you want to make into an A4 or even A3 print. It works like a charm!

I have made this process into an Action and assigned it to one of the Function keys so all I have to do is to click away at that key a few times and my picture is right for printing in large size.

Good luck,
Peter


georgieboy98

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  • ourjrny
    ourjrnyover 3 years ago

    This is a fantastic tip, thank you so much Peter!!

  • Brendan Schoon
    Brendan Schoonover 3 years ago

    Great tip Peter!! Thanks for this very helpful tip!!

  • Brendan Schoon
    Brendan Schoonover 3 years ago

    WOW, it works!! WOW!! I owe you something Peter!! LOL!! You can even set the number to 150 or higher in one time. I’m using Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended so not sure for the other versions!! This is great!!
    Brendan

  • Great Brendan. As far as I know it works for all versions of PS Peter

    – georgieboy98

  • Ursula Rodgers
    Ursula Rodgersover 3 years ago

    Gonna have to try this out. Thanks for the tip!

  • conifer
    coniferover 3 years ago

    thanks for the tip Peter

  • Lori Peters
    Lori Petersover 3 years ago

    That’s above my pay grade, my sweet one. My Canon just has to do it right or I delete the picture. I have a program that increases sharpness and i get by. I am really a computer moron. Thank you for the advice that will help so many. xo

  • Lori Peters
    Lori Petersover 3 years ago

    That’s above my pay grade, my sweet one. My Canon just has to do it right or I delete the picture. I have a program that increases sharpness and i get by. I am really a computer moron. Thank you for the advice that will help so many. xo

  • Honor Kyne
    Honor Kyneover 3 years ago

    Brilliant….Ive been looking for this info for so long! Thank you :))

  • Lori Peters
    Lori Petersover 3 years ago

    Now, that was RB’s fault. I only made one comment. Do you see the luck that I have???

  • Jason Connolly
    Jason Connollyover 3 years ago

    Very good Peter, thanks for sharing that tip…