[Royale-Graphics]

I hope this makes sense, i'm hoping someone can shed some light on what is going wrong.

I have a document in Photoshop which is made up of groups. There are 3 images on this document which are all the same size.

I am replacing one of the images everytime to create a number of different documents. I have resized my images to import so that they are the same size as the original images already on the document

(Hope your still with me )

Anyway, when I add the new image to the document as a new layer, it is appearing larger than the original image that is being replaced?

Any ideas??

Thank you

[Tom Sound]

is the resolution the same on both files? Or just the physical (image) size?

This will make a difference

Tom

[Royale-Graphics]

Hi Tom,

The resolution is the same in both and also the image size in pixels is the same, thats why its so confusing as I can't see what is wrong???

[Tom Sound]

That is Odd?!

A quick work around would be to set up some guides, place the replacement image and scale it to the guides.

Not a solution sorry, but a work around anyway

anyone else?

[Royale-Graphics]

Hi Tom,

Thanks for that, I'm sure its probably something I'm missing very strange though!

[Pixels Ink]

Yeah, resolution would have been my first guess.

Stumped as to what could be cuasing the differing image sizes.

[Boss Hog]

I had a problem with PDF's not opening at the correct size once, opening them as a smart object seemed to sort it. Dunno if that is of any help, doubt it

[NeedForBleed]

Try duplicating the group (just so you have the old one to line up to if need be), then click on the existing picture, then go to file/place. Choose your file and ensure that it is the desired filetype, ie. whatever you saved it as initially. Just another possible solution.

[yogavenger]

I can't really think what else could be the problem.

The only thing I could suggest is to send the files for me (or anyone else) to look over. It's a lot easier to diagnose problems with the files…

[Pixels Ink]

Yeah, sometimes 10 pages of possible solutions can be ruled out just by someone looking at the actual file :)