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Old 12-09-2005, 11:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone know an easy way to resize a pic to 2000 pix. wide?

I'm really lame when it comes to photo stuff. Is there an easy way to resize a pic to 2000 pix. wide?
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Well, if it's not already that big, spreading it out will make it pixelated and useless. You need a high res pic that is LARGER than 2000 pixel-width, then size it DOWN.


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Hmmm, I wonder why you're asking this

Basically, if the photo isn't taken at 2000 pixels or above, there's not much you can do. As Warrtalon said, trying to resize a photo to make it bigger will only reduce the quality of the image.


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