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because you are trying to increase the size of the image, you will loose detail and the picture will loose quality
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Thanks, Zedmond. <br />
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I am really need some good electrnoc health record pictures, do you know where I can find some? I did google search but I don't see any one that I likes. <br />
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Thanks
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<a href="http://www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=search&txt=ecg&w=1" rel="ugc">http://www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=search&txt=ecg&w=1</a>
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I need resize a picture (Width: 227; Height: 150; Resolution: 72) to (WIdth: 551; Height: 174), but I don't what resolution should I input in Photoshop C3. &nbsp;I have tried default resolution 72, but the picture looks not clear as original. <br />
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Please help.<br />

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I need resize a picture (Width: 227; Height: 150; Resolution: 72) to (WIdth: 551; Height: 174), but I don't what resolution should I input in Photoshop C3.  I have tried default resolution 72, but the picture looks not clear as original. 

Please help.


if the image is going to be used for the screen then leave the res (dpi) at 72

because you are trying to increase the size of the image, you will loose detail and the picture will loose quality

Thanks, Zedmond. 

I am really need some good electrnoc health record pictures, do you know where I can find some? I did google search but I don&amp;#39;t see any one that I likes. 

Thanks

http://www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=search&amp;amp;txt=ecg&amp;amp;w=1

Picture resize with right resolution by using Photoshop CS3

I need resize a picture (Width: 227; Height: 150; Resolution: 72) to (WIdth: 551; Height: 174), but I don&amp;#39;t what resolution should I input in Photoshop C3.  I have tried default resolution 72, but the picture looks not clear as original. 

Please help.


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