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I know this topic has probably been beaten to death, but I’ve been looking through the Google archives and there’s just too much stuff to sort through.
I’m trying to crop and resize my images mostly for 4×6 prints. Most of my pics are 2288×1712 or 2288×1520. I’m guessing that I should crop the photos first to get the correct aspect ratio and then resize?
Is it best to leave the original dimensions and resolution (Front Image) and crop it as it is? Or could I just enter 4×6 and bump the resolution up to 300 and forget the resizing? What would the difference be?
I’m thinking I could just do it all with the crop tool and then do an Unsharp Mask to it, but most of what I read talks about resampling and constraining proportions with the resize tool.
If someone could point me to a primer on the steps I should take, I’d be forever thankful.
-Artie
I’m trying to crop and resize my images mostly for 4×6 prints. Most of my pics are 2288×1712 or 2288×1520. I’m guessing that I should crop the photos first to get the correct aspect ratio and then resize?
Is it best to leave the original dimensions and resolution (Front Image) and crop it as it is? Or could I just enter 4×6 and bump the resolution up to 300 and forget the resizing? What would the difference be?
I’m thinking I could just do it all with the crop tool and then do an Unsharp Mask to it, but most of what I read talks about resampling and constraining proportions with the resize tool.
If someone could point me to a primer on the steps I should take, I’d be forever thankful.
-Artie
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