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You may donate online through the form above, using a credit /debit card or with Paypal. If you would prefer to send a check – please send to:
Atlanta Photography Group
1544 Piedmont Road #107
Atlanta, GA
30324
How to resize a photo with Photoshop
Open Lightroom
1. In Library – Choose/select the image(s) you want to resize
2. Go to Export located in the bottom left side panel or go to File > Export
A new window will open
3. Choose the Folder where you want to save the exported/resized images
You can Rename the files at this time also – see the rename section
File Settings – choose
Image Format: jpeg, Quality: 80-100 quality, Color Space: sRGB,
Image Sizing – choose
Resize to fit: Long Edge (do not check, don’t enlarge,
2100 pixels (choose this),
Resolution: 300, pixels per inch.
When you choose the long edge and a size the other will change automatically
Note: the resolution doesn’t matter if you are choosing a specific pixels size, if you choose inches or centimeters, you must set a resolution (300ppi for print; 100ppi for screen)
Output sizing
Sharpen for: screen
Note: I always choose this for entries that will be viewed on screen.
MetaData
Include: all metadata
Watermark – do not include a watermark on your entries, we want the entries to be anonymous for the jurors
4. Optional – if you would like to save these settings for future use — go to the left side, under presets, choose Add, and name the preset – this will save all of the settings you just created and can be used for future exports
Click “Export”
Go to the file folder where you exported these images to check that all of the images you wanted were exported, renamed/if chosen, and resized.