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 The easiest image-resizing method Alternative #1: Resize an image in Photoshop while exporting Ctrl + O - - - >open - - - >layer - - - >Expert As - - - >change image size you want - - - >Export Alternative #2: Resize and image in Photoshop through the Properties panel Step 1: Open your image with Ctrl/Cmd+O hotkey. Step 2: Double-click the background layer to unlock it. Step 3: Go to Window in the top menu. From this alphabetically sorted list, choose Properties. Step 4: With the chain icon pressed, type in your new width (W) and height (H) values. Step 5: Go to the top menu to Image. From the list, choose Trim. Step 6: Choose Transparent Pixels from the Trim dialog and check all four options. Hit OK. Alternative #3: How to resize an image in Photoshop through Free Transform Step 1: Go to the Layers panel and double-click Background. This will unlock the layers so that you can resize it. Step 2: Hit OK in this New Layer dialog. Step 3: Use Ctrl/Cmd+T to enter Free Trans

How to Make the Adjustments  Step 1  In this section, we are going to make the adjustments. Press Control-J on your keyboard to duplicate the Background layer.  Step 2  Now go to Image > Adjustments > Shadow/Highlights, and set the Shadows to 100% and the Highlights to 0% as shown below: Step 3  Now name this layer Reveal Details.  Step 4  Press D on your keyboard to reset the swatches. Then, go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Gradient Map to create a new gradient map adjustment layer and name it Overall_Contrast_1. Step 5  Now change the Blending Mode of this layer to Soft Light and set the Opacity to 16%.  Step 6  Select the Reveal Details layer, and press D on your keyboard to reset the swatches. Then, go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Gradient Map to create a new gradient map adjustment layer and name it Overall_Contrast_2. Step 7  Now change the Blending Mode of this layer to Luminosity. Step 8  Select the Overall_Contrast_1 layer, go to Layer > New Adjus

  Import a series of photos Open Photoshop and go to File > Scripts > Load Files into Stack. Click Browse and locate the photos you want to use. While holding down the Shift key, select all the files and click Open. Click OK to import the photos into a single layered file. Note that a number of new layers have been created in the Layers panel on the right side of your workspace. These individual layers will become the frames of the animated GIF. Optional: Import a video If you're starting with a short video, you'll first need to convert the frames of the video into individual layers. Go to File > Import > Video Frames to Layers.... Locate and select the video file you want to use and click Open. Click OK to convert the video frames to a single layered file. Note:  Photoshop may not be able to fully import a video that is too long. Use the options in the Import window to limit the amount of frames imported. You can select to import the entire video, or choose just a

How to Get Started First, open the photo that you want to work with. To open your photo, go to  File > Open , choose your photo, and click  Open . Now, before we get started, just check a couple of things: Your photo should be in  RGB Color  mode,  8 Bits/Channel . To check this, go to  Image > Mode . For best results, your photo size should be  2500–4500 px wide/high . To check this, go to  Image > Image Size . Your photo should be the  Background  layer. If it is not, go to  Layer > New > Background from Layer . How to Start Recording a Photoshop Action In this section, we are going to start recording the action. Go to  Window > Actions , and in the  Actions  panel, click on the menu icon in the top right-hand corner, choose  New Set  to create a new set, and name it  Oil Painting . Then, click on the same menu icon again, choose  New Action  to create a new action, and name it  Oil Painting . How to Create the Photoshop Oil Painting Effect Step 1 In this section, w