Changing image size

[treeman]

Ok So I was asked to provide an A6 advert. So I started with a new PS file sized to A6 then added layers of text and images. Now I'm told they want it A4 too, so I just change the document size to A4, and was expecting the quality to be awful, but it wasn't, no discernible difference :shrug:

Surely it should be rubbish, I've even done an A4 print to check and it looks fine :shrug:

I'm not complaining as it's made by life a lot easier, just curious how that is? :)

[J4MIE_P]

If you did the A6 file at 300dpi
When you increase the file size to A4 it will have probably changed the dpi to around 70-80 ish. Still useable but I would recommend doing it at 300dpi especially if it's being printed

[treeman]

If you did the A6 file at 300dpi
When you increase the file size to A4 it will have probably changed the dpi to around 70-80 ish. Still useable but I would recommend doing it at 300dpi especially if it's being printed

That's what I thought, but the A6 was at 240 dpi and so is the A4 :shrug:

[Jimmy_Lemon]

Newer versions of photoshop are VERY good at scaling up images, and text you added (as long as it was still a text layer) I believe will resize fine as it just increases the font size.

[treeman]

Newer versions of photoshop are VERY good at scaling up images, and text you added (as long as it was still a text layer) I believe will resize fine as it just increases the font size.

It was the original Tiff file with text layers that I upsized, and I'm using CS5 so maybe that's it, awesome!! :)