Paint Shop ProT 7 For Dummiesr shows you how to Special effects, and certain special applications such as Sizing, cropping, enhancement, correction of defects, This book addresses common needs such as: image The delay, cost, and uncertainty of turning it over to a Prefer to do the image work themselves, rather than invoke It isn't 'just you' as we all stumble around at first getting a grasp of this flexible setup.Paint Shop ProT 7 For Dummiesr is well-suited to businessĪnd technical professionals and their office staff who In PSP 7 you should choose the 'Smart Size' option in the Resize Type box, under Image, Resize tools.Īlso, tick the Actual/print size window (under Image, Resize) and set the Resolution box at say 300 pixels/inch, then the width and height at whatever your printer can do on 6x4 inch paper (question of borders around the printed image), maybe 5.2x3.5 inches (still about 3:2 ratio).Īre you having problems with the actual output image size of your print, or is it poor resolution that is the problem? There are lots of pitfalls in getting the image printed with all the variables that can be adjusted, huh! I presume you are cropping to the desired proportions (3:2) and are ready to resize for the 6x4 inches output print size.

You can crop whatever section of the original image you want, but if the pixels are too few in that crop, the printed output will suffer from poor reolution and will look 'soft'. Even though I can crop it to 6x4, sometimes I still need to pick out a section (which for >example) may only be a very small part of the original image. I am trying to crop an image to 6 x 4 inches >ready for printing. >Thanks Ron, I've tried all that and still can't seem to get it to work.

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