Setting image size and resolution for print

When you are preparing an image for printing, you want to make sure that the…photo has enough resolution, or enough pixels allocated to every printed inch for…the photo to look good.…In most cases, when you're printing to a desktop inkjet printer, that means…packing in about 300 pixels per printed inch.…You'll also want the photo to have the correct dimensions that you want to print.…And so, in this movie, I am going to show you how you can set the resolution and…the dimensions of a photo before you send it to print.…I'll also show you how you can crop off unwanted parts of the photo.…

Now, you can do some cropping in the Print dialog box, but I prefer to do that…beforehand, where I get the most control over the process.…You can do this work in any of the Editor workspaces.…I'm working here in the Expert edit workspace.…To open his photo into the Expert edit workspace, I selected the photo…thumbnail in the Organizer, and then clicked the Editor button at the bottom of the Organizer.…Then, here in the Editor, I clicked the Expert button at the top of the screen.…