setting DPI of the image

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• setting the DPI of the image

  I am trying to create an image and then that save in a file to print later.  I noticed that the photo features seem to default to an image of 96 dpi.  Is it possible to increase it?  I need to add a nice little text to the image and it turns to be eligible.

  Disregard this message.  This is supposed to be in the Labview section... not labwindows.  I created a new there.  I see no way to delete or move this post!

• What default set to see the image files in the preview pane?

  I have something changed and did not know what effect.  What I place to be able to view the image files in the preview pane?

  So Sorry! I already have the choice of the preview pane and above to display a thumbnail of the pictures. Now all I get is the icon for each image Windows Photo Viewer, even in the preview pane.  I actually click the icon and photo viewer opens.  I'm looking for an image, it can get a lot of your time.

  According to your modified question, please refer to the link that I copy below.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-files/Windows-7-Windows-Explorer-preview-pane-does-not/ff4bfb88-FC3B-444e-A036-027b97822cb3?msgId=5651fe7c-b7c1-433B-9814-e343def97303

• Advice, please: dpi for the images of the poster?

  I work on 18 x 24 posters and will do even more large-format pieces for display in the coming weeks. In general, I try to stick with a minimum resolution of 200 dpi (preferably 300 or more) for printed items. But find large enough files image for larger items is a challenge. Are recommended where the guidelines or basic rules I should follow?

  ~ Valerie

  You are on the right track, Valerie.  Fractals runs really well on RGB uncompressed .tiffs and ranging from 100ppi at 300 PPI is pretty standard stuff.

• Compression setting specific to the image when you export to PDF

  I have a document with about 15 images 48pp some files .ai, .psd files and .tiff files placed in it.

  Is it possible that I can use jpeg compression on all images except one where I want to ZIP compress to keep all the details in an image of the card which is placed as a .psd ATM? The only thing I can think is to export all the separate bits in the form of files tiff/jpeg card images and select no compression in the export dialog, this reduces the flexibility in the production phase and is a chore, I prefer to be without future workflows.

  Not at once. You can first export all the pages with a standard compression and then a page with different settings and later merge/replace in Acrobat.

• icons next to the width and height in the image property inspector

  Hello

  In

  Insert, change and manipulate images in your website using Dreamweaver

  Section "Set properties of the image", that means the icon that looks like unlock the average?

  I thought that it maintains the width-height ratio when it is locked. But it does not work.

  sulfateion wrote:

  I tried several times, but the lock seems does not work. When the image is inserted, lock the padlock. Then I can always arbitrarily change the proportions with the mouse by dragging the lower right of the image. Then the lock turned out be unlocked.

  Everything works exactly as expected. The lock maintains the aspect ratio only when you change the width or height value in the property inspector. It has no effect when you resize an image by dragging with the mouse. The padlock will appear unlocked as a Visual indicator that the aspect ratio has been broken.

  Hold down the SHIFT key when you drag an image to resize has always maintained the aspect ratio.

• Recommended image size and the dimensions of the images on the retina of the iPad?

  What are the recommended dpi of the image size and the dimensions of the images designed in such DPS displayed on a retina iPad app?

  Take a look at the following link:

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/indesigndocs/2012/03/guidelines-for-creating-folios-for-iPad-3.html

• not the same size of the image when I import it

  I want to import an e imagexactly the same size he is, but I can't do...

  someone at - it an idea? Thank you.

  I'm using flash pro cs5.

  Hi Jakob,

  Try this first-

  (1) Insert the following code into a new document and check the system screenDPI:

  import flash.system.Capabilities;

  trace ("Capabilities.screenDPI:" + Capabilities.screenDPI);

  (2) If for example, the output is 72 dpi, when you import an image, it seems that Flash is resized to match what he thinks it's the resolution of the screen and in this case, its 72 dpi. So if the image has a higher resolution, he dimensionnera it down.

  You can try the following-

  Create an image in Photoshop with say 300 dpi. Create a new one with a 72 dpi. Import both of them in Flash. The first image will be scaled down, but the second image retains its original size.

  The solution is to make sure the graphic that you import is 72 dpi resolution.

  You can use an image editor like IrfanView to check or adjust the DPI of the image that you use.

  Let me know if it helps.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Roger Simon

  Adobe Flash Professional Team.

• 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

  

• In Photos, I changed the date, title and information on the location of the images of a slide digitizing company.  I want to preserve the custom metadata and the original resolution of 2500 dpi in a file backup, but when I export it loses my metadata chan

  Using version 1.3 of Photos, I edited the metadata about the images, I received a business of digitization of slides to insert the first day of the slide, the location, a title and a keyword.  I want to archive these images with the original resolution of 2500 dpi, but when I export original unmodified, it does not preserve information.  When I export by choosing export as XMP IPTC, I can't read the XMP file to see if there are my revisions.

  When I export using the 'Export # photo (s)' choice, I can use the previews/tools/Inspector/iptc and see my changes.  But this photo has only 72 dpi.

  Is there a way to preserve this modification of metadata information in the original not modified?  Alternatively, this file has XMP I exported the info?  If so, how can I read it?  And that would mean I need to export both the original unmodified and the XMP file to my files from archive?

  Don't know what you want - well there is a CIO field in the EXIF fields it is meaningless as DPI is not a setting but the result of a math problem third grade - points by (divided by) inches until you add inches per impression you have no IPR - and when you add inches the DPI for printing are determined by calculating not by any setting

  For more information, see http://www.rideau-info.com/photos/mythdpi.html

  A 1200 x 1800 pixels picture printed as a 4'x 6' printing is 300 DPI bit matter what setting the EXIF says

  LN

• 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.

  

• Find dpi & Align center of the Image

  Hi all

  I have new request, but struggling in the points below:

  1. find less than 300 dpi image in the active document

  2. create the text block and set the center of the image vertically and horizotally.

  Hope that I finished the script of 90%

  Finished the Script:

  var myGraphics = app.activeDocument.allGraphics;
  var targetResolution = 300;
   for (var i = 0; i < myGraphics.length; i++) {
      try
      {
      if (myGraphics[i].effectivePpi[0] < 300) {
          var myPPI = myGraphics[i].effectivePpi[0] + " dpi"             //please ensure this line should be correct
          var myName = myGraphics[i].itemLink.name;
          var myPage = myGraphics[i].parentPage;
  
          var myCaption = myPage.textFrames.add();
          myCaption.textFramePreferences.verticalJustification = VerticalJustification.TOP_ALIGN;
          myCaption.contents = "FPO\r" + myName + "\r" + "Low Res " + myPPI;
  
          var bnds = myGraphics[i].parent.visibleBounds;
          myCaption.visibleBounds = [bnds[2] + 3, bnds[1], bnds[2] + 6, bnds[3]];
  
          myCaption.fit(FitOptions.FRAME_TO_CONTENT);
  
          try {
              var myPStyle = app.activeDocument.paragraphStyles.add({name: "Caption_lowres", justification: Justification.CENTER_ALIGN});
  
          } catch (myError) {
                myCaption.parentStory.appliedParagraphStyle = app.activeDocument.paragraphStyles.item("Caption_lowres");
             }
          myPage.groups.add([myCaption, myGraphics[i].parent]);
      };
  }
  catch(myError)
  {
      }
  };
  

  POWER REQUIRED

  

  But using the current above script output

  

  Thank you

  Beginner_X

  Hi all

  I found the answers in a different way...

  Thanks to the forum and Mr.Dave

  var myGraphics = app.activeDocument.allGraphics;
  for (var i = 0; i < myGraphics.length; i++) {
          var myPage = myGraphics[i].parentPage;
          var myCaption = myPage.textFrames.add();
          var bnds = myGraphics[i].parent.visibleBounds;
          myCaption.visibleBounds = [bnds[2] + 3, bnds[1], bnds[2] + 6, bnds[3]];
          myCaption.contents = "FPO\r";
          myCaption.fit(FitOptions.FRAME_TO_CONTENT);
  
          app.select([myCaption, myGraphics[i].parent])
          app.activeDocument.align(app.activeDocument.selection, AlignOptions.TOP_EDGES, AlignDistributeBounds.ITEM_BOUNDS);
          app.activeDocument.align(app.activeDocument.selection,AlignOptions.VERTICAL_CENTERS, AlignDistributeBounds.ITEM_BOUNDS);
  
          var myPageGroup = myPage.groups.add([myCaption, myGraphics[i].parent]);
       };
  

  Thank you Forum

  Beginner

• Company printer says that I need to change the images at 300 dpi

  I received the email after my client. in referance in the link with the graphics images folder, I used to create a brochure.

  • We check the files and they are 72 dpi, no bleeding and RGB. You will need to correct the files. We need at least 300 dpi and 1/8-inch serving on all 4 faces, and we also CMYK.

  I've corrected the purge of 1/8 I would have known better on that, however I can't fix the 72 dpi as Indesign any images in the program and does not alter the images at all then it exports the original images, so I have nothing to do with it.

  Inorder to 300 dpi is taking in photoshop and change the resolution, but this should not be necessary. y at - it something I can do to make this happy society.

  1. change the images in 300 dpi?

  2 and everything set up a CMYK (how I do that)

  This message is urgent because the customer is waiting thank you in advance for your help.

  If I may ask, why do you recommend the compression of the image of none?

  Even assuming that you have some problems with a JPEG compression of color images and grayscale, there is no reason why lossless ZIP 8 bit (for color images and grayscale) and CCITT Group 4 compression (for monochrome images) should not be used.

  Regarding our recommendations at Adobe, it is recommended to use the Automatic (JPEG) / best quality compression settings. These parameters to differentiate images with sharp lines and vector as characteristics (for example, most screenshots) and photographic images. In the first case, the Automatic (JPEG) defining the uses ZIP compression and in the latter case, the JPEG compression. For images photographic high resolution, you would be very wrong to the notice of actual loss in quality between an uncompressed and JPEG image compressed during printing.

  -Dov

• Image resolution Question 150dpi vs 300 DPI in the final layout

  In the final a file offset color printing, does make a difference if the images in the document are 150 dpi or 300 dpi? I know that they should not be less than 150, but making it more IPR makes them really better? Or is it just that the larger file? If you think that it makes the image more, please let me know why. I would be particularly interested to hear from someone who works with a printing press. Or if there is something on the Adobe Web site, addressing this issue, please add the link.

  Thank you

  Marilyn

  I would not, as a matter of course, save a picture which was dimensioned for its final dimensions less than 300 ppi, unless there is not enough pixels to do without increasing the resolution, in which case I would put to the best resolution pixels will build at this size. It is easier to downsample later if you find that you don't need a resolution that many do not have the data you need.

  Tips for talking to the printer are not reserved for books. It will tell you what type of resolution of the image you need for any project, and it may very well have a set of custom options PDF to give you.

• Problem after setting some preferences in Firefox, it began to reload all the images in the visited web pages previously, which resulted in a significant slow

  I spend time with the preferences of Firefox where I was set up, after a few tweeaks, he began to reload all the images previously visited web pages, one of the sites where my own: http://netsalg.biz so I know that's not the question, but this resulted in a significant slowdown of the browser - what is my next step - a new installation? or can it be fixed

  try a reset to reset all preferences of firefox: Firefox Refresh - reset the parameters and modules