Resolution is an important part of every image, as a good resolution makes it look perfect even when seen on a larger device. But not every image is shot with a good resolution. So, you may need to change its resolution in Photoshop. Here are the steps to change the image resolution if the need arises:
The process of changing the Image Resolution
- Open the image in Photoshop.
- Go to Image>Image size. A dialog box will appear where you must enter the resolution value. A higher value means the image will have fine details.
- Now, in the dialog box, uncheck the Resample image checkbox to avoid adding additional pixels.
- Add the value in the resolution field. If you enter a high resolution, the document size decreases after printing, but the pixel size remains the same.
- To keep the image size according to your requirements, select the resample image checkbox and fill in the necessary width and height. I would suggest reducing the size to avoid quality degradation.
- It’s done! Click OK once you are done with the image adjustments. You will be back to the document. Pick the zoom tool and double-click it to see the onscreen image. Always see the image at 100% to get the proper view of the final image.
- Save the image for future purposes.
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