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1. Re: Resizing layers using pixels instead of percentages in Photoshop
conroy Aug 3, 2012 12:25 PM (in response to Rowby Goren) -
2. Re: Resizing layers using pixels instead of percentages in Photoshop
Chris Cox Aug 3, 2012 12:34 PM (in response to Rowby Goren)Info palette: just click on the dropdown menu beside the readout and change the units for the readout.
Transform: just specify the units when you enter the number, "25 px" or "25 pixels".
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3. Re: Resizing layers using pixels instead of percentages in Photoshop
Rowby Goren Aug 3, 2012 12:33 PM (in response to conroy)Sounds good. So I can put in pixels instead of percentage in the options box on top?
My other issue is how can I see what the current height and width is, in pixels. Right now the info panel shows only percentages. I would like to know the current pixel size, height and width, so I know what I need to put in the options box.
BTW here is how I do it in FIreworks. Initially the dialogue box shows me the current pixel width and height. Then I just change the pixel size to whatever I want it to be.





