When resizing images in Photoshop that are anti-aliased, this isn't a problem. When I take something that is meant to have a pixelated look (like an icon for example) and try to shrink it down, however, everything goes to hell. Photoshop tries to anti-alias the image so it loses that pixelated look and becomes foggy. I've tried all the resampling options and even tried it in Fireworks but nothing seems to work.
Does anyone know a way to maintain the original quality of the pixelated image?
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When resizing images in Photoshop that are anti-aliased, this isn't a problem. When I take something that is meant to have a pixelated look (like an icon for example) and try to shrink it down, however, everything goes to hell. Photoshop tries to anti-alias the image so it loses that pixelated look and becomes foggy. I've tried all the resampling options and even tried it in Fireworks but nothing seems to work.
Does anyone know a way to maintain the original quality of the pixelated image?
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