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CTyankee

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5. I have failed several times doing this. I must be doing something wrong. I'll get back to this

Reply to Goonch (Reply #1)

Sun Apr 16, 2023, 10:39 AM

Apr 2023

a bit later and try again.

I know your directions are fine, it's probably just me making a dumb mistake somewhere...thanks...and I'll let you know when I figure out what I'm doing wrong...

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How do I find the dpi on an online image? I need photos that have a dpi of 300 or higher [View all] CTyankee Apr 2023 OP

Right-click on the image file and click Properties Goonch Apr 2023 #1

And note, this will just tell you how many dots there are. Salviati Apr 2023 #2

I have failed several times doing this. I must be doing something wrong. I'll get back to this CTyankee Apr 2023 #5

All you really need is the pixels in width and height. Pobeka Apr 2023 #3

well, this is an art book so my instinct is to get the 300 to do justice to the artwork. CTyankee Apr 2023 #7

If you want to be sure, buy one at a stock photo site. most online images... brush Apr 2023 #4

Photoshop gives you that information if you open the image in it DavidDvorkin Apr 2023 #6