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I am having problems with the file above when I try to resize it down to 360 X 359 pixels in height (it originally is at 524 X 523). The image quality seems to really suffer when I print it at 360 X 359; however when I go to print with preview and manipulate the scale print size of the original to 360 X 359 (or any smaller size, for that matter) it prints off perfectly! It’s perfectly clear.
Now, this wouldn’t be an issue if I simply needed to print this image off, but I need to take the resized (360 X 359) image and put it into other programs (and then print it off).
It seems rather odd that the image quality suffers significantly when I try to reduce the size of an image through the "image size" function, but the image quality does not suffer when I change it through the "scale print size" function in "print with preview."
Any suggestions to rectify this issue would be GREATLY appreciated!
I am having problems with the file above when I try to resize it down to 360 X 359 pixels in height (it originally is at 524 X 523). The image quality seems to really suffer when I print it at 360 X 359; however when I go to print with preview and manipulate the scale print size of the original to 360 X 359 (or any smaller size, for that matter) it prints off perfectly! It’s perfectly clear.
Now, this wouldn’t be an issue if I simply needed to print this image off, but I need to take the resized (360 X 359) image and put it into other programs (and then print it off).
It seems rather odd that the image quality suffers significantly when I try to reduce the size of an image through the "image size" function, but the image quality does not suffer when I change it through the "scale print size" function in "print with preview."
Any suggestions to rectify this issue would be GREATLY appreciated!
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