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Photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop
Photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop








photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop
  1. #Photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop how to#
  2. #Photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop Pc#

#Photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop Pc#

The Image will now be in your New Canvas Layer so you can close the Image File if you’d like just to save some RAM on your PC or Laptop. So making sure to Double click on my Photo Image first as there may be a little padlock, when you double click on the layer you will free it up.Ĭlick on the Image and drag it to the New Canvas Layer Tab at the Top. Now we’re going to be moving our image onto our new canvas, there a few ways to do this and the one we’ll be looking at is the simple but effective drag and drop, it sounds just like it says. Then name your file and click OK and you’re ready to rock. Then I make sure the resolution is 300 and the Colour Mode is set to CYMK for Print. This means it’s wider than high instead of higher than wide. I have been asked that this needs to be 12 Inches Wide by 8.5 Inches High, which means the image will be printed out as a landscape image instead of portrait. Now you have the basic idea we can go ahead and make our file. The Resolution is set to 300, this is the standard Resolution for Print, 72 is the standard Resolution for Web-based images if you stick to these two I doubt you’ll ever need any other unless specifically asked for which I have never been. In the same panel, you will also see Resolution. Once you click on this you will see a panel pop up with all the settings, in Document Size in mine you will see Centimetres, when you click on the drop box you will be able to change that to inches.

#Photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop how to#

The first thing I want to show you is how to change the setting to Inches (or whichever you prefer) You click on Image then down to Image Size.

photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop

In general I’ve found that most printing revolves around the use of inches so for this tutorial I will be using inches as my measurement system.įor this tutorial I’m going to be using this amazing image I found on the Copyright Free Image resource site ‘Pixabay’. So the first thing that you want to be aware of is the size of the actual output print. What we are going to be looking at today is how to prep your Photos for printing using Photoshop. Best Print Settings For Adobe Photoshop Welcome to a brand new free Sleeklens tutorial.










Photoshoexport for mac from windows photoshop