This tutorial will show you how to create a document in Adobe Photoshop that has a resolution of 300 dpi. Learning how to set 300 dpi in photoshop is a useful …
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thank you bro <3
Nice!
Can you do this in Gimp 2.8?
that's really bad, this is all wrong
that's ppi
Everything is clear, thanks a lot!
WHY PEOPLE DOES NOT KNOW DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PPI AND DPI, IM SO MAD!
Thank you so much for your help.
fuck
won't that mess up the print out if you adjust the 72dpi photo into 300dpi and you print it out and it's all blurry though??
What the fuck is this ?
You sound like Julian Cleary. Good diction.
Came here for dpi, sadly you're explaining how to set ppi, which is pretty self-explanatory.
That's not DPI. You're describing PPI.
Probably the reason for the dislikes. I'll add mine
I'd take down the video and either redo it correctly or let it go
so does dpi just mean changing the resolution?
thanks
Thank you so much
I love this guy's voice <3
Sorry but dots per inch (DPI) is not the same as pixels per inch (PPI).
You guys may love his voice but DPI and PPI are not the same. DPI refers to the number of dots printed by a cmyk printer in an inch, and ppi is pixels in one inch as we use in photoshop. So even if you put 300 ppi in photoshop , but when you print ,it may still be low quality cuz the dpi is low. This video is misleading.
"pixel/inch means the same as dpi." Right…makes so much sense, that Pixels Per Inch means DPI.
PPI and DPI are not the same. This tutorial is WRONG! People should study before they do tutorial: https://99designs.co.uk/blog/tips-en-gb/ppi-vs-dpi-whats-the-difference/ and http://www.graphics.com/article-old/photoshop-fundamentals-changing-image%E2%80%99s-resolution-and-size
grazie ! molto utile
This isn't DPI.
excellent man, very well explained