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  • What does DPI mean? - Photography Stack Exchange
    DPI stands for Dots Per Inch It's used to descibe the output resolution of printers, and it's also often used instead of the PPI (Pixels Per Inch) unit, which is more appropriate for describing the resolution of computer screens, scanners and image files
  • terminology - How does PPI relate to DPI in photo metadata . . .
    The 300 dpi is about printing it on paper, and 300 dpi means 300 pixels per inch of print paper Therefore, to set print resolution (of this example 4000x3000 pixels image size) to be 300 dpi means it will print 4000 300 x 3000 300 = 13 3 x 10 inches in size on paper
  • Are 72 dpi and 300 dpi images with the same resolution the same quality . . .
    The dpi number is simply an instruction about what size to print it (spacing the pixels to cover 300 per inch, or whatever), which you set at the time you print Often when we print, we simply specify the paper size, and printing computes the necessary dpi number
  • What does a client mean when they request 300 ppi pictures?
    13 What does a client mean when they request 300 ppi pictures? It means that they have no idea what they're talking about Deliver full-size images as you would to any client You can change the metadata in the files so that the DPI setting is 300 – that will satisfy their requirement, and will make absolutely no difference to your image files
  • Does bumping DPI improve the print quality?
    However, the pixels (the 300 dpi) you prepared for 2x2 will then become 150 dpi at 4x4 Just saying, the same 600 pixels will print 2x2 at 300 dpi, but will print 4x4 at 150 dpi
  • What is meant by pixels and DPI for photo submissions?
    The rules indicate "Entries must be in JPEG format sized at 300 dpi on a CD (4” width of image 1,200 pixels at 300 dpi is the largest dimension please) " The final submission will be a maximum of 36" x 36" I don't see any of this in the photo's properties What exactly are they looking for?
  • Does the dpi number reported by camera in JPG have any meaning?
    I don't think printing is where the DPI should (theoretically) resolve from This is a photo, so the dimensions of the field-of-view of the camera, divided by the resolution, would be the actual dpi of the photo
  • What quality to choose when converting to JPG?
    When you export a picture to JPG you can normally choose its quality in a 1-100 scale I like to keep a good quality but it wouldn't make sense to keep a JPG that will be almost as big as the origi
  • Why does increasing the dpi of an image on export from Lightroom not . . .
    Changing the DPI setting changes not the dots, but the inches at which your image will print Whatever the DPI setting, the number of dots in your image remains constant So the constant file size is what would be expected Many people misunderstand DPI to be some kind of "quality" setting for exporting images Really it's irrelevant
  • Is there any practical difference between saving at 300ppi or 72ppi?
    Now come to printer, you have dpi, dpi here is the property of the hardware (printer) You can change it in the settings of printer High dpi means printer would put more dots while printing and the image would look better Now while you are putting dpi info for an image (dpi=72 or dpi=300), it is a metadata (data about image) that concerns





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