How do I resize things without the edges anti-aliasing??

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tytr retre
Sep 15, 2003
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When I resize a large image, I get a 1-pixel wide strip around the resized image which anti-aliases with the background. How do I stop this from occuring?
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John Mensinger
Sep 15, 2003
It would help if you explain in more detail. You say, "resize things." I suspect no one really knows, (I don’t), if you’re referring to image resampling, (up or down), layer/selection transformations, type size, etc. I’m also not sure what you mean by "with the background" when you refer to anti-aliasing. If you offer some clarification, hopefully someone can help.
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Mathias Vejerslev
Sep 15, 2003
You can change the default interpolation method in preferences. Choose Nearest Neighbour for no anti-aliasing.

You may want to change it back to Bicubic when you´re done, however.

Mathias
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tytr retre
Sep 16, 2003
That worked great, thanks!

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