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Up until a few weeks ago, I owned a 4MP Minolta Dimage S414. While I owned that camera, I shot a wonderful photo of a tree against the background of a lake. I shot those photos during the summer season. I have since sold that Minolta and replaced it with a Canon Digital Rebel which is 6.3MP. Today, I returned to the lake with the tree and I shot some similar photographs to get the same scene, but with the fall colors.
The photos I shot today came out great. I now want to take one of my 6.3MP photos and place it onto a new PS7 document with one of the 4MP photos that I shot last summer to make a duplet, but I need to get both photos to be the exact same size. I have played with cropping and image resizing for an hour and I can’t seem to get both photos to be the same size.
I want the two photos to be at least 300 DPI for printing purposes and each photo needs to be small enough to fit on an 8.5" x 11" piece of paper with at least 1/4" between the two images. I also want to print in landscape orientation with the two photos oriented such that the longest side of each is vertical. How can I size these photos at the same DPI setting and the size height and width?
Thanks for any help that’s provided.
The photos I shot today came out great. I now want to take one of my 6.3MP photos and place it onto a new PS7 document with one of the 4MP photos that I shot last summer to make a duplet, but I need to get both photos to be the exact same size. I have played with cropping and image resizing for an hour and I can’t seem to get both photos to be the same size.
I want the two photos to be at least 300 DPI for printing purposes and each photo needs to be small enough to fit on an 8.5" x 11" piece of paper with at least 1/4" between the two images. I also want to print in landscape orientation with the two photos oriented such that the longest side of each is vertical. How can I size these photos at the same DPI setting and the size height and width?
Thanks for any help that’s provided.
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