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Itsmee

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Sep 28, 2015
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Hi,

When I edit my photo and increase pixel size while keeping the document (photo) size same, the photo enlarges on the screen even though it says the photo size is 2*2.75 inches. I am not zooming the photo. It visibly become larger at 100% zoom (i.e. original size).

Please tell me if this is normal for photo to appear bigger when pixel per inch are increased or the photo is actually becoming bigger messing up the entire dimension?

Thanks,
 
Itsmee said:
Hi,

When I edit my photo and increase pixel size while keeping the document (photo) size same, the photo enlarges on the screen even though it says the photo size is 2*2.75 inches. I am not zooming the photo. It visibly become larger at 100% zoom (i.e. original size).

Please tell me if this is normal for photo to appear bigger when pixel per inch are increased or the photo is actually becoming bigger messing up the entire dimension?

Thanks,
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Friend: Just go to a professional photographer with the IRCC specs and get your photo. Don't experiment please!!!
 
MZASAM said:
Friend: Just go to a professional photographer with the IRCC specs and get your photo. Don't experiment please!!!
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May I ask is there any IRCC qualified professional photographer in Singapore? Thanks
 
May I ask is there any IRCC qualified professional photographer in Singapore? Thanks
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Please go to professional photo studio they mostly know the specifications its their source of bread and butter. If you are still not sure then take the printout of the specifications and ask them to do as per that.
If still you are in doubt then visit photo studios in and around embassies or consulates areas.

Hope it helps...
 
If the picture you are seing is a cleat one even when you zoom in that s fine.. the important thing it should not be heavy.. photoshop wont help you.
 
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