shrinking pictures
 Learning to do this stuff drives me nuts. |
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| Everytime that you manipulate the size of a photo, it degrades it a little. Once something was made small and was saved at that resolution/size/dpi, making it big again at good clarity is almost impossible. When you shrink it, how are you doing it? Is there a transform option? Do you have to enter new dimensions? Are you changing the resolution? All those things can matter. I'm a graphic desiger but I work in Photoshop so I don't know how your particular camera software acts. There is a free 30 day trial of Photoshop that you can download and that will give you a lot more flexibility but, if you're new, might just be more confusing! |
| Just so that you don't forever lose the quality of the original photo.... when you are working with a pic, and you change it, save it under a different file name, so that you still have the original untouched, and the newer versioan saved with a different name. That gives you a chance to play around with the photos without worrying what you will do to them. |
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