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• 300 dpi image back at 72 dpi in preview?

  I need to resize the images to apply to a show. Requirements for the site are 300 dpi. When I resize the image 72 dpi to 300 DPI always comes back to 72. I use an excerpt. How to prevent this?

  You start with an image of higher resolution than 300 dpi. What is the origin of the 72 dpi file?

• How can I get 300 DPI on my final drawing?

  International poster competition requires 300 dpi image, scaled to the portrait of 27 "x 40". How to do this using Pages?

  Who's going to be a huge file.

  Simple math that makes a 8 100 x 12 000 pixel bitmap in any format they will accept.

  Are you sure you want to a bitmap of the entire poster or a pdf file that has all the images to a minimum of 300 dpi?

  Peter

• HP AIO printers: "add pages to Scan" for the resolution up to 300 DPI only

  Hello

  Want to share some information about "Pages of Scan Add' greater than 300 dpi of resolution.

  HP devices will allow, adding a page to ADF documents (CAD) scans at 300 dpi or greater, but not flat scans (which allows you to add a page only up to 300 dpi, anything greater than 300 dpi will not the option 'Add the page analysis').

  Flat scans we do not allow adding a page of resolution 600 and one more great given the re-reading of these resolutions.

  Because flat scans with > 600 resolutions, we decided to provide the user a faster time to preview and select capacity and area from which scan at high resolution, rather than the entire page.

  After that the user has an area forecast and analysis established, then a full analysis of the resolution is performed.  You cannot add a page AND provide these capabilities because you would have to place each of the pages that proofreading is carried out and they will have to be placed exactly where the page was put first for previewing.

  Therefore, if you want to have multiple pages to scan, you can set the the Max resolution 300 dpi (which is sufficient for most documents/photos) and use the ADF or Scan glass.

  Hope that helps!

  Hi @AccraBob

  Hello
  
  I'm glad to hear that your problem is solved and everything works fine now.
  
  Good day!

• My new HP Officejet Pro 8600 will not analyze superior at 300 dpi of the location of the single document.

  My new HP Officejet Pro 8600 will not scan more than 300 DPI when scanning individual photos on the glass plate. I do not use the document feeder. I use this printer wireless on an iMac and a PC.

  Hello

  You can pass the value of hp scan: launch of the demand application, select the shortcut to scan (PDF or JPG to the left) and change the resolution you want and save.

  This will send down the printer settings. So the next time you scan, the printer uses these settings.

  Good impression.

• Do you know what does DPI mean? How can I increase the resolution of a TIFF image at 300 DPI for shipment to a Publisher?

  Is anyone here know what DPI?  How can I increase the resolution of a TIFF image at 300 DPI for shipment to a Publisher?

  If the resolution is already less than 300, may not increase to make it higher. You can only do low.

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  Yes, you can increase the DPI value.

• Resolution scanner Officejet Pro 276dw stuck at 300 DPI max

  The maximum resolution of scanner is now a reason any stuck at 300 dpi (see image below).

  Some time ago I was able to analyze with much higher resolutions, but somehow, this has changed now and higher resolutions are unavailable in the menu more.

  How can I activate the sweep of the higher resolutions?

  

  Hi Casey_

  You can try to change the parameter indicating the feeder flat to see if you can change the DPI settings.

  Located in the bottom right of the software screenshot.

  I'm sorry, but to get your question more exposure I suggest posting in the trade forums since it is a printer. You can do so at http://h30499.www3.hp.com/hpeb/ .

  I hope this helps.

• Office pro 8610 maximum scan resolution Jet only 300 dpi - WHY?

  
  

  Hello

  Scanning resolution maximum to the top of the page Document Feeder is 300 DPI.

  Change the source in "Scan always of glass", it does not scan in resolutions higher than 300 dpi.

  Kind regards

  Shlomi

• HP6830 how to increase scanning more of 300 dpi resolution

  How can I increase the resolution of scanning for HP6830 printer? Parameter is limited to 300 dpi, but the specifications indicate a much higher resolution available. Need at least 600 dpi for old family photos.

  I solved the problem myself but HP did not it is simple - more instructions would have helped

  On the pop-up to scan.

  change source setting of "use document feeder"to always scan from glass""

  Then allows the resolution to be adjusted up to 1200 dpi

  (600 dpi is a good setting for more details in the old photos)

  I hope this helps others with the same query!

• DeskJet 1510 - Force print 300 dpi?

  Hello

  I have a specific requirement to print at 300 dpi. We have a Deskjet 1510 that I intend to use to do this, however the print quality of advanced options setting is "informative" and seems to only print at any DPI are provided by the application that originated the print job. I tried to define quality in project mode, but appears not to have had any effect.

  Is there an entry registry or by setting the somewhere (or with use of a specific driver) by default all print at 300 DPI only?

  Thank you

  Hey @warmecha,

  I'm sorry to hear that the other pilot fails to print through the RDP session. I thought that we would finally get to go for you. These things can sometimes be stubborn.

  Regarding the other HP printers that can do specifically 300 dpi, I made a few inquiries and found 2 models that can suite your needs.

  First, I looked into products that had only a 300-dpi option, and unfortunately no printer have this basic capability.

  Instead, I found two printers that appear to match or be very close to the Deskjet 2000 capacity.

  HP Deskjet 2000 printer Specifications

  1 printer: printer Deskjet 1010

  2 printer: printer all-in-one Deskjet 2540

  I hope this information helps. It has been a pleasure to work with you.

• By default, Photoshop CC, harvest at 300 dpi?

  I recently reset my default tools and do not remember if it is automatically cultures at 300 dpi. I need to print these photos, so it is important to me.  I thought it was the default, but wanted to make sure.

  Also, under the Interpolation Edit/general/Image, what is the best Setup for me to use there?

  Thank you.

  Just to add to the answer of c.pfaffenbichler, if you simply open say a new image of your camera in Photoshop and discover photography: Image > Image size, you will see the image size dialog box, indicating the Dimensions (you can change it pixels in the drop down for this purpose) and the resolution. If Resample is unchecked, you can change the size/resolution in proportion. If Resample is checked, you can select either menu drop down the sampling method, as bicubic smoother (enlargements). If it's just a value to enlarge an image slightly that it will become more flexible as it expands from adjacent pixels to sample and which influences the quality of the image.

  He must spend some time on the size of the Image dialog box experiment so that you can get a thorough understanding of the relationship between the size and resolution, and if all goes well, it will make more sense when you use the crop tool.

  For printing, depending on the method, you want a resolution of 300 pixels per inch (it can be lower), so if you want a picture to print 5 "x 6", the dimensions of your picture must be 1500px x 1800px

• How to export my sketch in Photoshop in 300 dpi images

  Hello

  When exporting my images of the sketch on the iPad for Photoshop on Mac, they seem to default to 72 dpi.  What makes the images 72cm wide and 72 dpi, which is not what I want.  We use images for a book, so they must be 300 dpi.

  How can I export images at 300 dpi and make them appear as the right size in Photoshop?

  Thank you.

  See you soon

  James

  Hello James,.

  I don't think at the moment, it is possible to choose a resolution of 300 DPI in sketches. However, you can export your art in Photoshop and set up your resolution for printing it. The iPad Pro has allowed me to create an illustration in sketch is 2732 x 2048 pixels. Using the sharing in Sketch (square with arrow at the top of the screen icon) feature, I chose to send to Photoshop. When the image open in PS, I adjusted the resolution we print, using the size of the Image. It is an easy workflow.

  I've attached a screenshot of the dialog box size of the Photoshop Image with the original resolution sketches and the adjustment in Photoshop. Note that "Resampling" is disabled in the example below, while the number of pixels will remain the same, when the ppi to 300 ppi.

  I hope it's useful.

  Best regards

  Dear

  

  sketch photoshop:

• 300 dpi or more pixels and 72 dpi?

  Hi guys,.

  This is perhaps a silly question...

  When printing in quality is the same for a full-size image, let's say to the A4 at 300 dpi (21x30cm) or an image to the A2 (42 x 60 cm) format, which means more than an A4 four times but at 72 dpi?

  My question if I have enough pixels but the images is set to 72 dpi, if I can still get a good print quality. I read somewhere that it's better to put the image in the exact size, you will print the poster. Sometimes, I forget, but the original image has quality but is set to 72 dpi. I don't know if this is causing problems.

  Too confusing? haha

  Thank you

  The resolution for printing must be between 250 and 300 PPI (pixel per inch).

  An image that you want to print to say 5 x 7 inches would need about 1500 x 2100 pixels image size. If she needed to say 10 x 14 inches, should be about 3000 x 4200 pixels.

  If your original image is less than the example above and you want to zoom, you can do it in Photoshop, but it will soften the image. Using a bit of sharpening after interpolation will help a bit.

• How to export a JPEG image at 300 dpi? PS keeps exporting to 96 DPI res attributed image 300px although / in

  in Photoshop CC 2015.1 I have made sure my image is at 300 DPI by going to "Image > Image size" and set the resolution to 300 pixels per inch. However, when I go in "file > export > export as >"JPG "image is exported to 96 dpi. I know that the PS is exports to 96 DPI because when I open the image exported with the PS, the resolution is set at 96 dpi. Therefore, when I import the exported in Acrobat, PDF pages images look too big zoom 100%. I want to use 300 DPI because in this way the image (which has a resolution of 2500 x 3500 px) will look at a reasonable size at 100% zoom on the PC screen average when given via Adobe Acrobat. I also tried to export PS using "file > export > save for Web", but the results were the same.

  So far the only solution that worked using PS must convert the PSD of a JPG using "" file > save as > JPG ". However, this method does not provide the export settings as much as "file > export". It's not possible to export JPEG files at 300 dpi with "file > export"?

  My another workaround is to use a 3rd party software called XnConvert to change the dpi of the exported image without changing its dimensions in pixels.

  Do not export, it is an unfinished feature that will remove the color profile, causing the images appear more saturated.

  And it's probably defaults to 96 DPI, I don't think that you can change that.

  PPI is metadata used by printer drivers to calculate print size, and it has no effect on the display screen. Dimensions in pixels are all that matters.

  If you want to export multiple images at the same time, take a look at the image processor, located under file > Scripts.

  I never use it, (I do this kind of thing in Lightroom), but I think you can select images in Bridge and run it from there.

• When I send an email with an attached file it will reduce my 300 DPI photoshop file to 74 Dpi

  How can I stop my photoshop file to be reduced when I send the file? He goes from 300 DPI to 74 DPI when it sends.

  Changing the ppi to 300 to 72 has no effect on the quality of the file.

  PPI is just metadata used by printer drivers to calculate print size - all that matters are the dimensions in pixels, that won't change.

  You see, what the e-mail program or the program open the image assigning a 72 PPI.

  The pixel dimensions remain unchanged.

• Is it possible to capture screenshots in Captivate in 300 dpi image quality?

  Is it possible to capture screenshots in Captivate and record in 300 dpi image quality?

  I use Photoshop to edit. Capture can't a total of resolution per inch resolution in Captivate, based on browser resolution. Why do you need a 300 pixels per inch? For a retina display?