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caesar,
Currently, I typically change the resolution to 300, which gives you a huge-sized image
Uncheck resample
so I decrease the pixel dimensions (while maintaining the resolution of 300) to make it possible to print…and it looks great!
You are resampling twice which is bad. Just uncheck resample and change the image print dimensions to the size you want. The resolution will change at the same time. If the resolution is still too low and you want to compensate by upsampling you can now check resample, it will retain the current settings, then you can change the resolution to 300 if that is what you want. Based on the steps you described you shouldn’t need to change the resolution.
If you have a camera that allows you to change the print resolution you should set it to the number you get after the unresampled resize. Set the quality to it’s highest optical resolution. Never use in camera upsampling as it just takes up more memory for something you can do in Photoshop better.
Currently, I typically change the resolution to 300, which gives you a huge-sized image
Uncheck resample
so I decrease the pixel dimensions (while maintaining the resolution of 300) to make it possible to print…and it looks great!
You are resampling twice which is bad. Just uncheck resample and change the image print dimensions to the size you want. The resolution will change at the same time. If the resolution is still too low and you want to compensate by upsampling you can now check resample, it will retain the current settings, then you can change the resolution to 300 if that is what you want. Based on the steps you described you shouldn’t need to change the resolution.
If you have a camera that allows you to change the print resolution you should set it to the number you get after the unresampled resize. Set the quality to it’s highest optical resolution. Never use in camera upsampling as it just takes up more memory for something you can do in Photoshop better.
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