Portrait Professional 10: Image Too Large? How to Adjust Size and Keep Quality

When working with digital images, it's not uncommon to encounter issues with file size, particularly when trying to prepare an image for print. One common problem is when your image is too large, making it difficult to work with or share. Portrait Professional 10 offers a range of features to help you adjust the size of your image while maintaining its quality.

To begin, select the image that needs adjusting by highlighting it and right-clicking on it. From the dropdown menu, choose 'Open' to open the file in Portrait Professional 10. Once opened, navigate to the 'Tools' dropdown menu and select 'Adjust Size.'

In the size adjustment panel, you can adjust the width, height, and resolution of your image using the adjustable cells provided. For this purpose, select 'inches' for both Width and Height, and 'pixels/inch' for Resolution.

By making these adjustments, you'll be able to resize your image without compromising its quality. Additionally, Portrait Professional 10's DPI tuning feature will also indicate the largest size at which you can maintain the original quality of your photo.

If you have Photoshop or similar photo editing software installed on your computer, you can explore additional features and tools that will allow you to further enhance and customize your image before printing. However, in most cases, your computer's native photo editing tools are all you need to adjust DPI and get your image ready for print.

By following these simple steps, you'll be able to easily resize your image in Portrait Professional 10 while maintaining its original quality, making it perfect for printing or sharing with others.

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