...300 dpi, you can set the size to M2. If you want to print 5" x 7" prints at 300 dpi, set the size to M1. Anything larger, set the size to L. With L selected, an 8" x 10" will still be about 300 dpi, ...
...300 dpi how to set to 300 dpi Dots per inch (DPI) is an output specification and is completely irrelevant as far as the camera is concerned. It's determined when you print the picture, not when you ...
...300 dpi? Not really, since "300 dpi" is a print resolution specification. The camera takes pictures at whatever resolution you have set (0.3MP to 7.1MP on the A570). If you print a 0.3MP photo at ...
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...300 dpi) for printing. (2.75” w x 2.975” h) 2. Photography must be high resolution (300 dpi) for printing. (1.375” w x 2.3125” h). It's not a camera setting.DPI is "dots per inch". This only has ...
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300 dpi) for printing. (2.75” w x 2.975” h) 2. Photography must be high resolution (300 dpi) for printing. (1.375” w x 2.3125” h). It's not a camera setting. DPI is "dots per inch". This only
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...300 dpi ? camera canon sx130 . You may not be able to change the image to 300 dpi, but you can change the image quality to S (small). Go to the camera's Menu and then to Image quality and select the ...
...300 dpi? [email protected] The dpi-value of a camera is meaningless. It is a fictitious number. A photo has no dpi, only pixels. Only prints has a dpi/ppi. See my article: Misunderstandings ...
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...300 dpi quality picture with a canon sd200 camera? Thanks. Select image>image size, make sure that the 'resample image' box is unticked and change the resolution to 300 dpi. This will automatically ...
image quality matter. Yo can set an image to 300 DPI and the same to 72 DPI and you will see no difference between both images. A good camera and your skills will allow you to take high quality images
...dpi to 300 dpi Your camera cannont shoot at either 72 dpi or 300 dpi. It shoots at whatever resolution you have it set for. Dpi (dots per inch) is a print specification, denoting how large (or small) ...
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