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How do I see and manipulate the size of a rastor object in Photoshop CS3?
I can free transform an image, and change it's scale, but is there an easy way to make it an exact size, pixel for pixel, that doesn't involve using the ruler or laying down guidelines?
I’m being a pixel perfectionist, help!
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Inappropriate?After you've selected Free Transform, look up in the Options palette at the top of the screen. You should see fields for Width and Height: simply type the pixel values you'd like into those boxes with units specified e.g. "50 px." They should support any unit PS supports.
I’m not so bad at that Photoshop jazz!
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this answers the question
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Inappropriate?I see the problem now... the text fields labeled H: and W: were always pre-filled with percentages, so I didn't realize that I could append px and get pixel size control. Got it!
Thanks Kenneth!
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