This is absolutely helpfull without any chit chat

how about i want to enlarge a 4x6 image print to a 8.5x11 size, what will i adjust? thanks

Very good thank you so much teacher

You said this only for 1 image. What about drawing or multiple objects in one document like circles, squares or other objects and we want to create with different size like we do in Adobe illustrator and InDesign. (Example: height 3.5 & width 5.6)

how can i start a new document in order to print a design with high resolution size of 48"x60" (means large file) without losing the resolution? and how can i save it without taking so much of my computer memory? can you help me please??

Those option screens don't even come up on mine

Sorry guys, Resolution does not dictate how many pixels are printed per inch. PPI is for display ( input ) resolution, and DPI ( coming out of the printer ) is what dictates prints per inch. Two totally different things.

I wish I watched this video first as wasted a lot of ink 😞 thanks 👍🏻

Good Work

What tool is that?

Nice

thanks useful..

Thank you

good

I wish you printed some images for example

this is about reducing an image NOT resizing

Just want to tell it to print a photo A5 size. Impossible

Agree, totally useless. All I want to know is how to bring a large image down to 8x10

Hp home printer is complete junk. Can't even get it to print let alone tell it how many pixels per Inc I want to print at. Who measures sheet sizes in pixels ffs. Good video though

if you are saving an image that large you don't have much choice other than to hae a large file size.

This video was absolutely useless when attempting to take an image from the Samsung Galaxy S7 and making it printable for 4x6. If you resize the width to 4 inches, the height is 7.111 inches. Cannot crop image without losing important pieces. If you resize the height to 6 inches, the width is 3.375 inches. Now you have to add a black border or stretch the image. Cropping is such a guess. Thanks for the time-waster.

This sucks.

Useless!