PSP X2 No Pixel ReSize ??? Does anyone know a way to resize a photo in PSP X2 using pixels?
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Under Image &gt; Resize, you will see two sets of choices. The second set is where you want to change the "percent" to "pixels". Hope this helps.
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The highest "pixels" per inch you can set your image to be seems to be 460. I don't know how that effects printed output. I don't have a good enough printer to test it, sorry. Hope this helps.
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Hello, If your file sizes are larger, they will fill the the supplied 4GB USB drive "faster". It really depends on the file sizes of how many can be stored. The resolution of this frame is 80 x 600 with a DPI of 72. If you do not resize to this optimal resolution, there could be playback issues or pixelation. It is actually very easy to resize. Here is a helpful link: https://nix.zendesk.com/entries/22222492-How-to-Re-Size-Photos-for-your-Digital-Frame
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This camera and the built-in cameras on the Vita are all 640x480. Looking at pictures from both, they're about the same in terms of overall image quality. Not terribly good. (That said, there is a higher-quality camera available for the PSP if you want to import - the 1.3 megapixel Chotto Shot which was never released in North America.)
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from what I read from the site is that you can only reach 32 GB if on a PSP. If you are using for some other product you can just try it out and see if you can get 64 GB, right? that's all i know and yes, it does work great on my PSP.
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I don't have Pixelmator YET but am going to purchase it in the short term future. IPhoto does a great job of fixing red-eye. Just open your photo, select edit in the lower left of the screen & a red eye option comes up. You can either let IPhoto auto fix the red eye or you can manually fix it yourself. I think it works great!
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Only bmp files. Also they should be a concrete size. I never were successful doin it
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Thanks for the extra information, interesting about the rectangular pixels. This seems like a much bigger project than I thought it was going to be. I tried a lot of resolutions and found one that appears to leave only one column of pixels on the right side unused. It's 430x222. Funny how a single digit can make a significant difference.
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I'm running PSP Photo X2 under Vista on an HP Slimline with 2 gigs of RAM and I have had no problems. However, I've read about some bad experiences that other people have had running PSP under Vista. I don't know for sure what the problems are, but I'd highly recommend a clean install of the Paint Shop software if at all possible. I'm in the same boat you are with regard to level of expertise (or lack thereof). I do have a lot of photos on my computer and I ran several of my problem photos through PSP Photo X2 and applied the "quick fix" button. The photos were all improved considerably with zero effort and knowledge. I'm pretty sure that with a little practice with the more complicated features I could do more. I have also used PCP Photo X2 do so some web graphics, and the support for layers, JPGs, GIFs, PNGs, and the RGB color model are more than sufficient for my needs (I used Photoshop in college and Print Shop works essentially the same way Photoshop did for the tasks I need it to do). I also tried Photoshop Elements, and the web-centric features of Print Shop Pro seemed far more robust to me than the ones in Elements. In my opinion, nothing even comes close to Print Shop Pro for the price. Finally, if you are interested in doing some detailed research before you buy the software, get Diane Koers's book "Picture Yourself Learning Corel Paint Shop Pro X2" and read it. It will tell you all the things you can do with the software and it's surprisingly inexpensive, especially for a Course Technology book. The best part is that after you read it and decide to buy the software (which I'm betting you will), the book will continue to be useful to you as a reference.
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My thought was that it is better to have a higher resolution mega pixel. It is a better resolution and if you modify the photos by zooming or printing large photos the quality is better.
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Patricia, thanks for the tutorial. I bookmarked it in case I need help when the scanner arrives. I have PSP also, so I expect things to go smoothly. I'm really looking forward to preserving and sharing my family's old photos, many 50 years and older!
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I am not sure if I understand your question but, if I scan a 4x6 photo it saves as a 4x6.. Not a 4x6 on an 8.5x 11 page.. I hope that answers your question ( hope that makes sense)
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Hello, If you have older photos, possibly scanned, you may have to optimize the photo to be compatible to the resolution of 1024 x 768 with a DPI of 72. After that, simply load onto the supplied 4GB Drive and insert into the frame. To resize your photos visit our support link: https://nix.zendesk.com/entries/22222492-How-to-Re-Size-Photos-for-your-Digital-Frame
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I believe you set the resolution (dpi) when you are ready to print the photo through the program you chose to use. When I take a photo, I usually set the Quality at 18M 5184x3456 since that is the highest. Then you can zoom in on an area of the photo without losing quality. I am able to crop quite a bit without major "pixelization" (not sure if that's a word.) Good luck!
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My black and white negatives were pretty big when converted. I used Windows photo manager (edit button gives you several options for improving your pictures) to compress the file size. Worked great for me!
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I have loaded it and run it under Windows7; however, since it does not provide two basic function that I want (ability to rearrange pictures or an easy way to open selected pictures in Coral PSPX2-my photo editor) I do not use it. I still use JACS Photo Album 5 which does what I want and it runs under Win7 also. Hope this helps. Vern
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Sorry, I didn't keep it long enough to try that. All I know for certain is: it will project a GREAT photo up to a 24" X 30" display size. Nothing larger without blur & pixelation.