Re: [Gimp-user] Resizing a larger image to smaller image causes distortion

["Joseph A. Nagy, Jr" <jnagyjr1978 gmail com>]

On 07/17/13 03:44, senoritaada wrote:
> Thanks very much for sharing all your thoughts. Before resizing larger image to
> smaller image you need to get the image exactly the the right shape with highest
> quality. Then your work will be much easier if you are a painter, web designer,
> photographer, graphics designer. There are many image resizing tools in market.
> The best that maintains edge clarity by keeping sharp and naturally smooth edges
> and reducing noise to manageable amounts. The sharpening-halos on the enlarged
> image must be reduced to get the best resized photo. Try reshade
> (www.reshade.com)image resizing tools.

The distortion is only if you do not keep the aspect ratio locked. If 
you keep the dimensions locked to maintain the aspect ratio, there 
should be no distortion.

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