Belongs to
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Category: Image
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Type: Changes
What it does
Resamples, i.e. changes the resolution of the selected image(s).
How to proceed
- Select the preferred resampling or interpolation method:
- Average Resampling: computes the average
pixel color of the pixels in the sample area, and replaces the
entire area with this average.
- Bicubic resampling: calculates the values of
the new dots on the basis of a weighted average of the pixels in the
same area.
- Bicubic B-Spline resampling: is a modified
bicubic interpolation with more sharpening effects and is
recommended for upsampling.
- Bilinear resampling: uses weighted
interpolation between 4 pixels in the original image.
Note: Bicubic gives the best result for photographs (but takes the
longest to compute).
- Enter the preferred resolution, for example 72 ppi for screen viewing.
- To only resample images with a resolution below a particular threshold,
select the Resample above ... ppi checkbox and enter
a value.
For example, if you enter 150 ppi, only images with a resolution
above 150 ppi will be resampled.