By default, Photoshop CC, harvest at 300 dpi?

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• How can I create a new document in Photoshop CC and have 300 dpi?

  How can I create a new document in Photoshop CC and have 300 dpi? I do digital scrapbooking and need to have my layout in Photoshop 12 x 12, so it's a scrapbook page and 300 dpi and I hope that sounds stupid, but I don't know even what dpi means.

  Thank you

  File > new

  Set preset to print and WE book

  (type the width and height values will change the custom preset)

  Setting width of 12 inches

  height of 12 inches

  the value 300 PPP (should already be present if you have used the print preset)

  Click OK

  

• 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:

• 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.

• Hello good day. I made a text in photoshop, but it's all jagged crept with few DPI more it already with a resolution of 300 DPI. I wonder if is to improve the text of the resolution, then it only would not serrated, to stay a vector type. Thank you.

  Hello good day.

  I made a text in photoshop, but it's all jagged crept with few DPI more it already with a resolution of 300 DPI.

  I wonder if is to improve the text of the resolution, then it only would not serrated, to stay a vector type. Thank you.

  Judging by 277% zoom, this text seems to be too small in size in points for a good

  reproduction in the form of a chart with 300 DPI raster.

  If this text could be exported as PDF vector illustration is doubtful.

  Finally the effects prevent the Visual text to be managed as a vector.

  It is not yet clear if the glyphs are typographically clean (not distorted).

  A debate on these issues is here:

  preserve the vector text when converting psd to pdf

  Cordially - Gernot Hoffmann

• When I use the function "cut", the line of results more sharpness compared to the original files. For example, {A: "file.psd"-> cultures 4x6inch, 300 dpi-> B: "cropped file.psd} then the results are as described as a first step. What s the problem.

  When I use the function "cut", the line of results more sharpness compared to the original files. For example, {A: "file.psd"-> cultures 4x6inch, 300 dpi-> B: "cropped file.psd} then the results are as described as a first step. What s the problem. (Photoshop CC, windows7)

  I'm a Retoucher of photpfile have used the CS2 version for many years, and fuction 'Harvest' is an important and frequent tree tools myself. The result of the broke lines drive me annoying cause my feeling touch Sofete are all blown away. Please help me.

  I think you're talking about using the crop tool? If you're cropping with a size and resolution that involves interpolation of the image, the crop tool will use your preference for the Interpolation of the Image. By default, bicubic is automatic, which can easily result in a sharp file. Change your preference (in general) to bicubic and you shouldn't see any sharpening.

  I hope it works for your situation.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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?

• PS Cs6 - set the image at 300 DPI, but the text is always pixelly. Help, please!

  I am having trouble with the text tool in Photoshop cs6. I used it in my computer in my class, and it's a little weird. I put my photo at 300 DPI and the resolution is slightly more than 1000 x 1300 pixels. When I use the text tool, words are always pixely, could someone PLEASE tell me why this is happening? I know that PS is not super great text as illustrator is, but when I do the same in Cs4 and set it to actual pixels, the text was not entirely pixely. Help, please.

  Select the text and check the setting of the AA in the Options bar.  You probably set to None

  

• 300 DPI to 72 dpi

  Receive a 72 dpi image, a portrait and measuring 25,347 inches inches 38,028 I thought that any effort that could do what it should be the image.

  It is in sRGB.

  Then, after my complaint, I rec'd this response:

  In order to preserve all the data file of color, I sent you a print size 32 x 48 inches at 72 DPI that you will now compress one inch approximately 8 x 11 print at 300 ppi.  Having your dad compress the file to 300PPI in Photoshop.  Otherwise, we risk the potential loss of data (color settings), you will need to adapt to the color of the hair.

  Does make sense?

  Thoughts?

  Vince

  correct typo

  I work hard not to do end of disparaging comments of the person sent you the files, but EMI image size and resolution cause more headaches with Photoshop users with anything other than the color management (which I have problems after 20 years with the PS)

  If the file is entirely raster, as in a file image with pixels as JPG, so don't think that in terms of pixels and work with the highest resolution can put at the disposal of the client and do not pixels.  To change the size, uncheck resampling in the image size dialog box, set the size to whatever units are working for you.  The CIO will change so the size to fill the available pixels.  If you need print it, then 300 dpi at the required size is considered to be optimal, but you can go much lower, depending on the size of the print quality and required.

• When saving a photo, the colors do not transfer correctly (they are dull) unless I have "save for web".  But when I save it for the web, it reduces the DPI up to 72 or 96 at best.  So I have to take the extra step to resize the image at 300 dpi, m

  When I "save under" I lose my color settings.  They are not more dynamic.  When I use save for web and maintaining devices, the colors, but PGD is only 72.

  This is because if you have not defined in all metadata option, you lose 300 ppi print metadata and file takes the default value of web metadata. 96 for Windows or the Mac 72.

  Set your metadata at all SFW, and you'll keep the printer to 300 dpi setting.  Oversampling a 72 ppi to 300 DPI file is very destructive and unnecessary.

  So just save your file again in SFW and simply select all as shown in the screenshot.

  

  Let me know how it went.

  Gene

• Create droplets to batch convert the image of 4000x4000px in 300 DPI / 72 dpi 1000x1000px / 500x500px by 72 dpi

  First time posting here and salute to all the gurus,

  I created a droplet to convert batch of images to ' 4000x4000px by cmyk 300 DPI jpeg / 72 dpi rgb jpeg 1000x1000px / 500x500px by 72 dpi rgb png "and record in the respective folders, but was met with some problems where the drop is not convert images to the planned size 1000x1000px jpeg 72 dpi."»

  The list of my actions are as below.

  

  This is when I ran the drop, the resulting image was still at 300 dpi, although the pixel dimensions changed 1000 x 1000. Could someone show me where I so bad?

  To tell the truth-Actions have as hard time saving file where you want to with the names you want. Lot can help because it can override save as ad defined stages the destination.  You never said what version of Photoshop you use.  IMO, you'd be better off forgetting about creating an action to create a droplet or using Photoshop batch.  What you try to do is better with Photoshop scripts.  In this case, failed to write the Script.  You should find script Image Processor Pro plug-ins and download it and to use the process you images.  You can customize simple action that you create. In fact, a different action can be used for each file that you want to copy. Script options allow you to control where the files are rolls to and has many options of naming. The Script can also resize your image to fit the size you need.  Each output process of file with a copy of your image. For each output process is independent does not necessarily concern himself with other processes of output file. Each process is distinct from the others.  The dialog Script is flexible and you can add custom tabs to create output files.  Because the computer has plugin you can even save its use in actions.  The action will have all the setting that you used in the recorded in the action scripts dialog box and when the action is played no dialog box will be displayed. The saved settings will be used.

  

• How can I convert my logo 300 dpi (274 pixels wide) of the EPS to Gif format?

  I have a logo that needs to be fixed for purposes of web. It looks like a lot to print but very poor quality screen. I need one for my Web site and HTML email newsletters, as well as a high quality GIF 300 DPI (274 pixels wide) for a HTML signature code. I tried in Photoshop to save this file in the GIF format. But it seems that my files is 274 pixel but it is 96 DPI instead of 300 dpi. How can I convert an it EPS to GIF 300 dpi (274 pixels wide) file format?

  I have an EPS file for her. Can someone help me please? Here is the LINK

  If your logo is 274 pixel wide at 300 dpi, it will print. 9 "wide.      DPI is meaningless to the web for screens and display drivers do not use the file image dpi setting.  Views are executed at a resolution normally manufactured pixel resolution.   View these days are made with a resolution of 96PPI at 300PPI so your logo appears 2.8 "wide screen resolution low 96ppi and. 9 "wide screen resolution of 300ppi high. The difference between Jpeg and Gif's color supports Jpeg 8 bit so 16 M color but does not support transparency.  GIF only supports 256 mapped colors reduced to 255 colors it you want transparent empty pixels.  You can also use PGN format that supports transparency support and 8 or 16-bit color.