Image resizing question

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asnowfall
Nov 5, 2003
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I have document that is color corrected and sharpened.
Adobe’s Image size dialogbox has "Pixel size" and "Document size". After sharpening, I am using "Image size"->"Document size"(with Resample checkbox off) to change the width, height and resolution without resampling.

My questions are
*Does this documennt still hold the sharpening?
*Should I have done resizing before sharpening?

I do not have backup of color corrected images.
Here I am changing the width, height and resolution without resampling; my understanding is this only adds some metadata to document. I think sharpening will get retained after this resizing. I am doing this for printing, pls confirm whether my understanding is right.

Thanks
Ramesh

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tacitr
Nov 6, 2003
*Does this documennt still hold the sharpening

Yes, if resampling is off. If resampling is off, you do not change one single pixel in the image.

*Should I have done resizing before sharpening?

Generally speaking, sharpening should be the absolute very last step before you print the image.


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