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This is "nearest neighbor". Just reduce the size to 10% of original with "nearest neighbor" resampling. Note that the example shown is not the equivalent of every 10th pixel, but more like a block of …

If you are taking photos and then clipping out the background, then you may have better results using a higher pixel count image and then resizing after clipping. The thought process here is: when yo …

If I select Minion Pro Italic, I get no swash option (the button is greyed out) and so I cannot use/toggle swash alternatives. If I select a font (like Garamond Pro Italic), I am able to choose swash …

I have kind of lost track on whether Adobe continues to bundle a PDF printer driver, but if you have a PDF printer driver, you can simply use Acrobat to print multiple pages per sheet. In the print d …

Since there can be no half-pixels, when you reduce a 5x5 pixel grid by 50%, you must make a decision how to render 2.5 x 2.5 pixels. In your example, the chimney width is not evenly divisible by 2, s …

Try enlarging the image by at least 2x, then apply a motion blur perpendicular to the direction of the lines. You can then reduce the image back to the starting size, and apply an unsharp mask.

Take your original RGB image, convert to greyscale, Select all > copy > go to CMYK document > switch to black channel, paste special "paste in place"

This is called a MIME type. "application/vnd.adobe.photoshop" means the file is: an application; vendor is adobe; application name is photoshop. Normally when I see "format" I think it is telling me …

RAW formats differ quite a bit even within manufacturer. Canon CR2 for example appears to use anywhere from 2 to 4 greyscale "lossless jpeg" (non-linear quantization?) channels to encode the data. It …

Use the "select > color range" tool with the highest fuzziness value. Select a dark tone somewhere around "75% grey." Hide the selection so you can see better, and use "image >adjustments>selective c …

Moving forward, if you can light the subject and the backdrop separately, you will get better results. Bring the subject e.g. 6 feet forward. Set up some blinders behind and off to the sides of the s …

Use "Select > Color Range..." set Fuzziness to 200, and then use the dropper to select a neutral tone that is close to the range that you want to adjust. Alternatively, use the dropper to select the …

Go-Junta has a good generalized answer, but for this specific image: open the channels palette delete the red and green channels set the image mode to greyscale set the image mode the RGB again (opt …

Change the palette to "adaptive" and/or increase the number of colors. With a only 3 colors (including white) there is no reason to dither at all if you use adaptive with 256 color indices.

The trick here is that you don't use Photoshop. You backup your photo or video, and then open a copy in HEX editor and then "find and replace" byte fragments to get different effects (or break the fi …