So, I was digi scrapping for years before I found this little trick. And it seriously changed my life. OK, maybe that’s a teeny exaggeration but it did make me happy. My pages were not the “blurry” ones in the forum or gallery any more. Yay, me.
I know there are many ways to sharpen your images in preparation for web view, including some actions that can be used, but this is what I do. It adds 2 steps to my saving process and is well worth it to me. I’ve decided to show this little tip to you with video tutorials using both PSE11 and PS CC, so bear with me if I say “um” 100 times.
For Photoshop Elements:
[youtube=http://youtu.be/TznPA9iDzNg]
For Photoshop Creative Cloud:
[youtube=http://youtu.be/IKxJ8jRKfMY]
Hope you learned a new trick and I’d love to hear how you are doing this as well. Leave me a comment!
Kimberlee says
Thanks for sharing! You are just so darn cute. :) I loved hearing your voice. :)
Barbara says
Great tutorial Jen! You do it differently thanI do .. I’m going to give your way a try! Thanks for sharing.
BTW … I agree with Kimberlee … it was fun hearing your voice!
Carol aka Traveller says
Following your instructions I tried doing this in PSE11. I changed the image size to 72 dpi but the overall pixel sizes in the upper part of the box didn’t change. Therefore I couldn’t change the dimensions to 600px and complete the process. Where have I gone wrong?
Carol aka Traveller says
Have just found the answer myself – you didn’t mention in the video that the “resample image” box must be checked in order to be able to change the dimensions in pixels