25%
50%
75%
125%
150%
200%
75%
125%
150%
When I look at these images on my phone there is no change at all and no loss of quality. Much like on the monitor of the computer, but there is a slight difference between the two. Finally, on the interactive board there is a huge loss of quality with any of the images above the size of 100%. This means that smaller image sizes work better on the board and bigger images work better on the monitor and phone.
The images above except the original have been changed into a PNG and all have the resized image number beside them in brackets. The higher percentage that the resized image gets, the bigger the file size would be.
The images below are a step-by-step guide of how I was able to resize an image without using any tools within the Adobe Photoshop toolbar. The image has been set as medium quality, meaning that the file size is not going to be too big.
The images above except the original have been changed into a PNG and all have the resized image number beside them in brackets. The higher percentage that the resized image gets, the bigger the file size would be.
The images below are a step-by-step guide of how I was able to resize an image without using any tools within the Adobe Photoshop toolbar. The image has been set as medium quality, meaning that the file size is not going to be too big.
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