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Hello all,
If I intend to crop my shots in Photoshop for printing eg. 4x6 or 8x12, at what pixel resolution should I set it too eg. 300 dpi/inch and so on. Most of my prints will be at 4x6 with occassional 8x12. Thanks in advance.
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set the resulution to 300dpi. in the X and Y setting, choose inch then for the width, choose 6 and heigth choose 4 (or width 4 and heigth choose 6 for potrait)... the pixel will be automatically choosen for you.
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150 dpi if you are sending for online printing for 4R |
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Hi guys,
Thanks for the advices. Guess I did the right thing. I had been setting them at 300dpi but was not sure. Thanks a lot.
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How will it affect the final printing if you set to different dpi?
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But I think FUJI FRONTIER provides best quality print at 300 dpi. anything beyond it will be ignore. So the best resolution for 4x6 print (4R) will be 1800 x 1200.
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i wuz trying to send my photos to adamphoto.com.sg for printing. but, when i resized my pics under image size -> resize, to 8x10, my resolution drops to 72 pixels/inch. shld i change it to 300 dpi?
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72 px per inch is web resolution... too low.
another way is to crop @ 4in by 6in @ 300dpi
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Hi, this is a small table I have done as a guide for resizing of pictures before printing... I still need to finish the A3, A4 and A5...
I hope it helps... Ok... I don't know how to make a table in here... I pasted this from a Word table but the result is not good... Sorry if it's not very readable... Format Height Width Ratio H at 150 dpi W at 150 dpi H at 300 dpi W at 300 dpi 3R 3" 5" 3:5 450 600 900 1200 4R 4" 6" 2:3 600 900 1200 1800 5R 5" 7" 5:7 750 1050 1500 2100 6R 6" 8" 3:4 900 1200 1800 2400 8R 8" 10" 4:5 1200 1500 2400 3000 S8R 8" 12" 2:3 1200 1800 2400 3600 10R 10" 12" 5:6 1500 1800 3000 3600 S10R 10" 15" 2:3 1500 2250 3000 4500 A5 14,8cm 21cm sqroot(2) A4 21cm 29,7cm sqroot(2) A3 29,7cm 42cm sqroot(2) |
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