Resize the image size when exporting

By default Nebulb sets the original dimensions of the image for the export, although it is possible to change them so that the exported image has a larger or smaller size than the original (depending on what you want).

To do this, within the "Export Images" module you have a specific section to adjust the size you want the exported image to have.

In this section you can:

1. Set by hand the dimensions (width or height) you want the image to have.
   

1. Set the dimensions from a scale with respect to the original size. The scale can be typed by hand or you can select one of the options from the drop-down list.
   

1. Select the interpolation method you want to use in case you are going to export the image with different dimensions than the original ones. By default the "Automatic" method is selected, i.e. Nebulb decides the optimal interpolation method depending on whether the image will be enlarged or reduced. However, you can select any of the available interpolation modes: Automatic, Lanczos (upsizing), Area (downsizing), Bicubic, Bilinear or Nearest neighbor.
   

IMPORTANT: The aspect ratio of the image is always maintained, regardless of the export dimensions you set.

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