Hi there,\n\nCan anyone inform me the conversion between Pixel to Centimeter (or vice-versa) please?  I am working with MS Office Picture Manager 2003 and want to crop a picture for printing, but stuck with pixel measurement.  I need to print with cm precision.\nThank you for your help.
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You cannot convert from pixel to centimeter. A pixel is a relative, virtual unit of measurement that expands and contracts according to how many points are drawn on one screen. For example, if you set your screen resolution to 1024x768, this means your screen is currently using 1024 x 768 = 786432 channels of color to draw the current view.\n\nUse Adobe photoshop as it allows you to actually set the "actual" number of centimeters of your current photo, by letting you adjust the photo size.
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powerpoint has its fixed size i guess if your problem is how to get a higher resolution in printing, then that would depend on what colored printer you are using. the latest colored printer the higher the resolution. hope that could help.
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Microsoft digital imaging pro. I suspect that your real issue is that you can not truly enlarge a photo as the picture only has so many pixels to work with.
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It works... (see mine!)   Just use any digital camera to capture your image (b&w works best, as it is a smaller file) and make it as small as possible!   Save as a gif or jpg, and voila!
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Just right click the image/s & select resize images. Set the proper size - select the predefined sizes or enter your own. It should work now.\n\nIf you set the option to resize the original picture, only then the original picture will get resized. Otherwise, a new image will be created in the same folder with a different name with the resized dimensions.\n\nHope it helps!
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Yes - the only problem is that image will probably be unrecognizable.  The more you compress an image the worse it looks.  1K is a little small for effective image work at that size.  Note - the pixel dimensions are what is important i.e. 416x416.  The dpi doesn't change the amount of information in the image.  It's used to know how to scale it on a printer.\n\nYou can do this in just about any image editor.  The JPEG format allows variable compression settings.  If you set it low enough you can go below 1K.\n\nDo this in your own software, you have to find an image library.  On Windows, GDI+ can load and save images in a variety of formats (including JPEG).  When saving you can set a quality level that indicates the amount of compression.  Most jpeg routines allow quality to vary 1 - 100 with low numbers indicating more compression (and hence less quality).\n\nI'm not familiar with Unix/Linux libraries.
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in internet explorer go to VIEW > TEXT SIZE and adjust it to medium.\n\nyou can also do this if your mouse has a center wheel. hold down CTRL and roll the wheel forward and back to see the text zoom in and out. this doesn't work on all sites. that's because the webmaster used pixel and point sizes in the source code. they should have used EM measurements or percentages.\n\nthe page you are reading now uses EM measurements so try what i showed you above
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I had a similar problem. One of my friend advized me to go to MS dos and type scanreg /restore; I got 4 options. He asked me to select the 3rd or 4th. I did and then followed the on screen instructions. I then adjusted display setting color resolution to true color, and 600x480 to 800x600. It is working well now. Please dont ask me more. I am not a computer savvy.
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It'd help to have  more detailed information. \nWhat does it mean that "pixels are independent?" \nAssuming that pixels are multivariate random variables, having n possible values for each color, the intensity of each component surely is correlated with that of adjacent pixels, I'd suppose.\nNow, what do you mean by "compression result"?\nPut more info. Your problem seems nice to tackle
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am a graphic artist, am using photoshop everyday,, first you need to know your current screen resolution... if 800x600 make your image in Photoshops 800 PIXEL by 600 PIXEL.. Then goto FILE --> SAVE FOR WEB --> SAVE AS JPEG... after you save as JPEG, goto your WINDOWS XP Desktop properties then load the JPEG as a wallpaper.   Same thing if ur desktop resolution was 1024x760, resize your photshop image into 1024 pixel by 760s pixel.. Good luck dude. hope u get my suggestion.. by the way, sorry for my english, thx ;)
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Edit>Transform>Scale\n\n\n\n\nImage size (as mentioned below) will resize the entire picture. Transform is best for layers
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Hi dear,\n\nGo to file and then print preview\nin that window, you check the page is correct or not\nif you need to adjustment\nIn the top left corner, there is page setup(next to print)\nclick it and make a adjustment..\nthen it will be alright...\ni hope my answer should be satisfied for u.. else dont hesitate to mail me\n\ngazy
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Down loading from where? How big of a file? or are you trying to up load (pic on your computer uploaded to the internet?) If the Pic is on your computer you can use a program from ShowYourPhotos.com. hope it helps
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Hi, Robin:\nif you are using Photoshop CS, open the original image(jpeg) file in Photoshop, and go to 'File' from drop-down menu, and select 'New' (or press Ctrl + N on Windows). You will see a pop-up window that asks you to enter size and background of your new image, then you enter the size you want and click 'OK'. Now, in Photoshop, you have 2 panels: one is the original image and the other is a new image panel you just created. At the tools panel, you will see stamp icon: When you right click on the icon, you will have drop-down menu; select 'Clone Stamp Tool'. Now, you go back to the original image, and click on the image of the person you want by pressing 'Alt' key down (note that if you don't press 'Alt' key down, your mouse cursor will not change to target sign). In operating systems other than Windows, you need to press down 'Option' key instead of 'Alt' key. Now, go to new image panel you have created earlier, and just paint by pressing right click on your mouse. \n\nI hope it will help. . .
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This is because, as you say, you are woring with _area_. Even though the numbers are still numbers, the units change. The ratio between centimeter and meter are not the same as the ratio between centimeter squared and meter squared.\n\nIf you check, for example 1cm^2 = 1cm * 1cm. \nAnd 1m^2 = 1m * 1m = 100cm*100cm = 10000cm^2\n\nSo even though 1cm = 1/100 of 1m\n1cm^2 is only 1/10000 of 1m^2\n\nHope that helps!
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REDUCING SIZE:\nOpen the image in paint then go to EDIT > SELECT ALL or press CTRL+A to select all. A dotted line will appear around the image, then just drag it to a smaller size.\n\nNow u might see a lot of empty white space behind the image to remove that:\nClick on the empty space to un-select the image, i.e. the dotted line disappears and then drag the small blue boxes around the image to crop the White space.\n\nHope these steps helps or u can always send me the image ill dot it for u.\n\nREDUCING SIZE (as in kb's)\n\ngo to http://www.chami.com/jc/\nand get the image compressed.
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are you asking if there's a program to convert a picture format (that is not jpg) to convert it to .jpg (etc.) ??\n\nif so\ndownload Irfanview - it's a free imaging program that can convert picture formats from one to another\nand it also has some other functions as well\n\nhttp://www.Irfanview.com/