Export the Image of Acrobat

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  In Bridge, open camera raw preferences and uncheck the option of graphics processor at the bottom of the dialog box.

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  Yes. The rest, we can answer. You wrote a lot, but very little discussion. Instead of accurate information you lose yourself in the vague descriptions. Screw color management to the wrong dimensions that trigger resizing server-side it could be any number of things here.

  Mylenium

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  I did experiment with the recording of images of films, but it seems that they cannot be exported to 72 dpi, which makes it identical with a piece of screen basically.  So the question is to know if we can save the high quality images for printing.  I imported a movie in APP was extracted from a DVD, and recorded in mp4 format.

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  Let's go to this subject in a different way. You use words and we use words and I don't think they mean the same thing for you as they do for us. This is the number of pixels available and I have a feeling that you are looking to create more pixels for what you would call a higher resolution. Stick with me for a while and I think I can clarify this.

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  Someone to video, the important part of the image window is the pixel Dimensions. We don't care anything else. The resolution of 72 pixels per inch is incidental to us.

  However, if I wanted to print the image, things get interesting. As you can see in the window, if I print at 72 pixels per inch, I get an image located at more than 8 X 6 inches. The problem is that nobody prints at 72 dpi. We print at 300 dpi or more.

  So what happens. Instead of a nice printed in large print, we get something much smaller as shown below.

  

  Basically, we get a big stamp.

  What you may be asking, however, is how to get an image of 640 X 480 pixels, expanded to a size that would print this image, using 300 ppi, to size 8 X 6. The word for that is not exactly resolution. Not for us. The word that is upscale. Make it bigger. More pixels. Pull pixels out of the thin air and assign them to the scene in the picture.

  The answer to your question is probably quite simple. No, you can't get better resolution, unless you it upscale in Premiere Pro, and it is not the right program for the task.

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