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I’ve been told that resizing an image in Photoshop can degrade the image if you don’t resize to a multiple ( of 10? of the original dpi?, not sure) of the original dpi. For instance, when I need to print an image at a minimum dpi of 300, and I have an original file of 72 (at 8×10", lets say). Will I get a better quality image if I resize the image to 360 (@ 1.6 x 2"), which is a multiple of 72) than if I resize to 300 (@1.92 x 2.4"). I understand that I have a better quality in the sense that it is a higher dpi, but is there any harm in just typing in 300 in the Image Size>Resolution fill-in? My objective is to get the largest possible print size at 300 dpi.
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