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    Hi: This is my first post. I am trying to make a poster I have the background done and I want to add a pic. The pic is approx 4x6, the poster is 11x17. When I copy the pic into the poster it becomes very small. How do I retain the original size? When I try to transform the pic it becomes blurry. I will attach the items.
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    Re: pic size changes when copied

    The resolution of both images should be the same, it sounds like they are not.

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    Re: pic size changes when copied

    How do I change the resolution?

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    Re: pic size changes when copied

    Hi Judith Welcome to the forum.

    We got a problem here.

    Resolution is the term used to describe the number of dots, or pixels, used to display an image. Higher resolutions mean that more pixels are used to create the image, resulting in a crisper, cleaner image.

    Which means that the resolution of the picture you are working on is too low "Blurry already", and when you resize it gets even worst "more pixelated, blurry and a lot of artifacts"

    in that case resizing or changing the resolution of the picture is not gonna help.

    try getting a better picture to work whit.

    Good luck.
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    Re: pic size changes when copied

    OK I changed the resolution and it didn't work. Any other ideas out there

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    Re: pic size changes when copied

    Hi Judith, the problem is that the pixel dimensions of the pic you are copying into the poster is simply too small. Do you have a larger or higher resolution image to work with?

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    Re: pic size changes when copied

    I started from scratch ensuring the resolution was the same on all and I think it has worked. I will try print large format tomorrow. Thank you for your help

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    Re: pic size changes when copied

    Quote Originally Posted by hawkeye View Post
    The resolution of both images should be the same, it sounds like they are not.
    hawkeye is right, you need more larger resolution pic
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    Re: pic size changes when copied

    Hi I am so sorry I never did tell you how this turned out. FANTASTIC!! Thank you so much for your help. The poster looked so good. People thought we had it professionaly done.

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