Cragganmore
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I'm interested in doing a non-destructive "resize" of an image, whereby only the transparent pixels are traditionally resized and the non-transparent pixels remain the same size (but move relative to the resized transparent pixels).
As an example, imagine an image that consists of stars on a transparent background. If we were to do the above to this image, the physical space taken up by the image would increase (due to the resizing of the transparent pixels), but the stars themselves would remain the same size. In short, the stars would appear to spread out to fill more space.
If it helps, here's an illustrated example:
http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll35/jhumpty2424/explanation.jpg
Does anyone know if this is possible in Photoshop?
Thanks.
As an example, imagine an image that consists of stars on a transparent background. If we were to do the above to this image, the physical space taken up by the image would increase (due to the resizing of the transparent pixels), but the stars themselves would remain the same size. In short, the stars would appear to spread out to fill more space.
If it helps, here's an illustrated example:
http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll35/jhumpty2424/explanation.jpg
Does anyone know if this is possible in Photoshop?
Thanks.