Huh? Seriously, this cannot be the point. I can print a 100dpi image at
300dpi and a 300pdi image at 100dpi.
Basically in print I care about sufficient resolution and about the width
and height I need.
Basically, the point is: an image always has a specific width and height
in pixels... e.g. 2400*1800 or the such. My camera always says they were 70
dpi, which is bugus, because when I print them only 2.4cm*1.6cm the
resolution obviously is _a lot_ higher.
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Huh? Seriously, this cannot be the point. I can print a 100dpi image at
300dpi and a 300pdi image at 100dpi.
Basically in print I care about sufficient resolution and about the width
and height I need.
Basically, the point is: an image always has a specific width and height
in pixels... e.g. 2400*1800 or the such. My camera always says they were 70
dpi, which is bugus, because when I print them only 2.4cm*1.6cm the
resolution obviously is _a lot_ higher.
sorry, got to run, can't add more right now.