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Hello,
I have a problem with the dpi-value of one JPEG image. Photoshop says its resolution is 72dpi. When I read the image data with ImageMagick, PaintShopPro or several EXIF-Viewer programs I always get 300dpi as the resolution.
Which dpi value is correct ? From where gets Photoshop the information of 72dpi, when not from the EXIF data ?
I hope someone can explain it to me.
Here is the image I am talking about: download <http://www.box.io/images/dpiproblem.jpg>
I have a problem with the dpi-value of one JPEG image. Photoshop says its resolution is 72dpi. When I read the image data with ImageMagick, PaintShopPro or several EXIF-Viewer programs I always get 300dpi as the resolution.
Which dpi value is correct ? From where gets Photoshop the information of 72dpi, when not from the EXIF data ?
I hope someone can explain it to me.
Here is the image I am talking about: download <http://www.box.io/images/dpiproblem.jpg>
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