Photo equal length and width

[dv8_fx]

Here's another way. If in the event you also need to crop out parts of the top and bottom of the image.....

Open image....

Double click the layer to make it an editable layer.

Resize the entire canvas to 600 x 600 pixels as mentioned above. You will get the message that the new canvas size is smaller than the current canvas size some clipping will occur .... just click Proceed. The canvas size is affected. The entire image is still there.

ZOOM OUT so you can see the bounding box when you hit CTRL+T. Resize and move your image around within the canvas.

When satisfied, hit ENTER.

Do the crop as mentioned above.

 

[iztmbpic]

Hello,
I am not getting your solution, but hopefully I did it right. I posted a screenshot of the original size in paint, and what photoshop turned out when resizing to 600x600 pixels.

I can't understand the fix

 

[dv8_fx]

OK your halfway there.

In Photoshop , continue what you're doing..... hold down SHIFT+ALT as you click the corner points to resize the image proportionally. The points are shown in my post http://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum...-photo-equal-length-width.html#post1533677728

release SHIFT+ALT and click within the image to drag/move image around.

Hold down SHIFT+ALT to resize somemore to the look you want.

 

[iztmbpic]

Hello, I think I get your solution now, check screenshot below if that's what it was suppose to end up to base on that solution and the image I used.
If I'm right, then I found a problem which is the height of the image being so uneven compared to the width, if base off the picture on the left with the paint window, you'll see that the width and height are both maximum.
Basically I need something that would look like the original picture but having the pixels changed.

 

[dv8_fx]

I knew you'd bring this up.....

Although I've prepared this earlier using your house image converted to a 1500x1000pixel image to start things off as an example. But steps 5 and 6 covers your question.



In frame 4, you can go ahead and crop the image to 600x600.

In frame 5 and 6, I went even smaller to accommodate the entire house scene like your image above. Since your background is white I used FILL set to BEHIND function to fill behind the image on the layer with white.

Afterwhich, you can go ahead and do the crop.


Another option, tho I don't know if you agree with it is to stretch the image vertically (without holding SHIFT+ALT in frame 4. This will make the house taller or skinnier depending on how much vertical stretch you put into it.

 

[dv8_fx]

In your first post, you spoke of full pictures.

If this were the case, you may have to rebuild the image to cover the missing spots like your house image.

This will or may entail using the Clone tool ; cutting , pasting and blending of duplicate parts or even using Content Aware fill.

But this part is a different story and may require a new thread.

 

[iztmbpic]

Hello,
I'm sorry I'm still kind of confuse, I did see that you finally made the top and bottom empty space white, but then those were suppose to be part of the houses instead of empty spaces. If you look at link below lxh are both used to the max, see if you can make that 600x600 with lxh filled with the house parts instead of white background space. Then if it work,I just need to learn it from you.

EDIT: Sorry cant paste like, I'll just attach it for u to download

 

[dv8_fx]

It can't be helped considering the image you have to work with.

But as previously mentioned, another option, (tho I don't know if you agree with it) is to stretch the image vertically (without holding SHIFT+ALT in frame 4. This will make the house taller or skinnier depending on how much vertical stretch you put into it.




Or worse... rebuild the house to cover the spaces.... lol...

 

[iztmbpic]

Thing is that, I've prove of people who done it before, I want to do it the same way, basically they take the picture, then resize it to 600x600, if you look at these 2 picture, their width and height is maximum, and are at even size of 600x600, not like urs we have to stretch to maximum.

Do you know how they did it?

 

[dv8_fx]

In both images.... it's the content of their image that decides the final size....

In the first image - had they used one celphone, there's no way to make it fit in an even sized image unless you stretch transform it.

In the second, the rest of the phone had been cropped out.

 

[iztmbpic]

Hello,
So let say if I want my image to be like theirs, how can I get it done? maximum, as I believe their picture is probably like 1500x2000 pixels to even begin with. And if you look at both pictures, its so clear and I can't see anyting stretch from it.

 

[dv8_fx]

Regardless of how big the original source image is, it's in the positioning of the image object contents in the final image - product POINT OF VIEW or visual presentation - whether from a product shoot or image composition in Photoshop.

In your cartoon image, there's no way to fit it into an even sized image unless further editing or additional objects are included in the drawing to completely fill the image size you speak of.

 

[iztmbpic]

how about the images below, also phone cover, can these go by 600x600 pixels perfectly fitting like those?