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neighborhood). The Bicubic method is more sophisticated and uses 16

neighboring pixels (from a 4  4 pixel neighborhood). This larger

neighborhood provides more information about how the color is

changing in that particular part of the image and therefore can

improve the colors in the made-up pixels.

When you use the Resize command to decrease the image dimensions,

the pixel colors are averaged together. Imagine that you want to

decrease an image from 100  100 pixels to 50  50 pixels. The result

contains 2,500 pixels, which is one-fourth of the pixels used to

represent the original image. The different resampling methods

determine how much weight is given to the original pixels when they

are averaged together.

Are there other ways to resize an image?

In addition to using the Resize command, you can also change the

image size by changing the canvas size, cropping the image, printing

at a different size, using the Copy Special command, or using the Save

for Office command.

Increasing the canvas size adds pixels at the edge of the image.

Decreasing the canvas size hides pixels at the edges of the image (full

layer information is kept). For more information, see “Resizing the

canvas” on page 271.

Cropping an image deletes the pixels outside the selected crop area.

For more information, see “Cropping images” on page 156.

You can resize an image that you add to the Print Layout workspace by

dragging its selection handles. Resizing the image in this way does not

change the image file, which is helpful if you want to print the image

at various sizes. For more information, see “To resize an image in print

layout” on page 743.

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