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I haven't gotten too deep into PP yet, but I have a question about cropping. I am currently using iPhoto until I can upgrade, and was wondering if there is a way to crop photos without reducing the image quality (ie sharpness of the image)?
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That depends upon what the original resolution of the image was and what your final output size is in relation to the original resolution.
Think of an image like a chess board. Each square is a pixel and if you cut off pixels around the image and don't stretch the remaining pixels apart to make the board the same size as it was before then no it won't effect image quality. But if you do stretch the remaining pixels then the image editor has to fill in the gaps created by the stretching with interpolated (means educated guessing) information or your image would look like a window screen. Jim |
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