Epson PhotoPC 650 - Manual (Page 104)

7-4 Editing Images
Resizing
You can resize your image to make it larger or smaller, or
change its shape. Follow these steps:
NOTE
When you enlarge a picture, you may lose some details from the
original. To retain image quality, increase a picture’s resolution
before enlarging it (Windows only); see page 7-5 for instructions.
1 Open the picture you want to edit. See page 6-2 for
instructions.
2 Select Resize from the Image menu. You see the Resize
Options dialog box:
3 The size of the original picture is displayed on top. To
change the measurement units, click the
Units drop-
down menu and select pixels , inches , or cm
(centimeters).
4 Enter a new width and height for the picture.
To preserve the width and height proportions of your
original picture, leave the
Preserve Aspect Ratio
checkbox checked. To change the picture’s proportions
to the width and height you specify, click the checkbox
to uncheck it; this may distort your picture.
5 Click OK . The picture in the window changes to reflect
your selection. (You may need to resize the picture
window to see the entire image.)
If you preserved the picture’s aspect ratio in step 5, the
new size may be adjusted from the size you entered to
keep the proportions the same.
(If you change your mind about the edit, select Undo
from the Edit menu.)
6 To save your edited picture, see page 6-3 for
instructions. Be sure to give your picture a new name, if
you want to save the original picture as it was.