my problem is trying to get 4 pictures the same size.this is what im trying to achieve. i have taken four shots of my daughter with different facial expressions and would like to print them on a 10x8,they were taken from the same spot but with to much background, so i have cropped just the face with the rectangular marquee tool then cut.file new, and paste. this is where i lose it, i take down the width&height of the first pic and make the other pics the same but i know im doing it wrong as they all come out different sizes help! help! thanks in advance derek

What about turning the rulers on in a new document , dropping the 4 cropped faces into it and using edit>transform make each separate face/layer fit properly into its quarter of the page using the rulers as a size guide ? When you use Transform hold the shift key down while you drag out the corner handle and the rectangle will keep its proportions and not get too wide or too tall. You can use the crop tool to further edit the sizes of your rectangles if you want them all exactly the same. There probably is another clever way but thats how I got it done for myself . I'd like to know if there is one thats less fiddly too. Hope this helps for now though

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yuo can use a proportional selection / croping method to restrain the proportions you are takeing fromt the original to put 4 images on an 8 x 10 to save some hassels select the area of the face with the ratio's 8x10 when selecting.. take them into your new document... make some guides 50% horzontal 50% vetical.. put the images corners so they meet in the middle.. Zoom out and Transform scale... the % for both width and height will stay the same if shift is held down.. the end efffect will be four " 4 x 5 ' photo's with a clean break through the centre..