Checking Image Size/DPI

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Oct 27, 2004
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Is there a way to verify what resolution a picture was saved in, in Photoshop?

When I click on file info, it gives me the resolution, but not the DPI that the picture was saved in.

Thanks!
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Bob Davis
Oct 27, 2004
"K. Daver" wrote in message

Is there a way to verify what resolution a picture was saved in, in Photoshop?

When I click on file info, it gives me the resolution, but not the DPI that the picture was saved in.

From the menu bar at the top, Image > Image Size.
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tacitr
Oct 27, 2004
When I click on file info, it gives me the resolution, but not the DPI that the picture was saved in.

Huh? In this context, the two are the same.

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Bob Williams
Oct 28, 2004

K. Daver wrote:
Is there a way to verify what resolution a picture was saved in, in Photoshop?

When I click on file info, it gives me the resolution, but not the DPI that the picture was saved in.

Thanks!

PS usually opens a new image at a resolution of 72 ppi.
Ignore it. It is basically just a PS bookkeeping method. Your Resolution (if you want to call it that) is really the IMAGE SIZE, X pixels by Y pixels. That is what cameras and scanners deliver. PIXELS….. Not pixels/inch, not DPI, just plain old Pixels. Only when you display or print those pixels on a sheet at a certain size, does pixels/inch have any real significance as a measure of resolution.

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