Passing of 300pixels/in. to 72 pixels/inch

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  Hi guys, I'm new to illustrator and photoshop, I do not have the DPI on my Illustrator and photoshop and I have only Pixels/inch in centimeters, how can I get a good equal to 300 DPI resolution, which is needed for my project?

  Papin,

  If you need 300 DPI/DPI, assuming that you are exporting to a raster format, you can set the resolution in the export option.

• Change text scrolling / crop tool popup measured in Pixels instead of inches in Photoshop CC2015.1 [was: question of Pixels/inch..]

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  Go to the Photoshop preferences > units & leadership > change leaders to Pixels size > restart Photoshop and check again

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  and RGB color, so he shouldn't do that.

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  smoothed Pixels always appear in different Zoom...  Try to Zoom to 100%... and let us know whether or not they have disappeared.

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• pixelated/blurry photoshop text?

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  The images of the menu bar menu > Image size > resolution. and see if it's better.

  ~ Mohit

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  However, when I draw a shape or import a vector, it seems pixelated. I'm afraid that it will be pixelated on the flyers printed as well.

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• Photoshop CS6 resize the dialog box showing centimeters instead of inches when leaders are set to pixels

  Hello I have a problem with photoshop CS6 who is using my business. When I leaders set pixels in the preferences of my resize dialog box sets the document size centimeters. It also sets new records when the default value of centimeters. I need to know how to solve this problem. Should not act that way. I'm including screenshots of the questions.

  

  It's preferences where leaders are defined in pixels.

  

  This is the screenshot of a new document, set the default size of photoshop. As you can see instead of having the height/width and resolution set to inches centimeters by default for some reason any.

  

  And here's the image size dialog box. It back the same as the new Document dialog box. It defines the size of the Document in centimeters, even if the resolution is in Pixels/inch.

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  There are two ways to solve this

  In the units and leaders, it is best to stay with the thumbs in the preferences.

  You can set leaders apart to Pixels by right-clicking them, choose only the desired unit and that will stick. It won't change if it's a new document or a more recently opened.

  The image size is a "sticky". Once you set in inches, he stayed.

  Then there's the language settings. This could be a problem.

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  My North American English definition defines the default units in inches.  Assignment the default International or the United Kingdom, the metric system

  The fix is North American selection in preferences and restarting. If you have Creative clouds you can install North American, or do a reinstall and select if you have a license permanent.

  

• Photoshop pixel dimension changes when they are imported to illustrator

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