Here's a challenge...
When I look on Google about increasing dpi/ppi of an image, the advice seems to be just over type 72 (in this case) to 300 and there you have it - the resolution is increased. Surely this can't be so :icon_crying:
Firstly how do you alter the dpi of an image in Photoshop (I can only find an option to increase ppi).
Also, when I increase the ppi it enlarges the picture on the screen , ie when I want to increase the number of dots per inch, it seems to make the inch bigger on the screen. Surely the inch should look the same on the screen but the number of pixels in that inch should increase.
Am I being blonde? Should I just be looking forward to :icon_cheers: tomorrow to toast Will and Kate?
Marian
When I look on Google about increasing dpi/ppi of an image, the advice seems to be just over type 72 (in this case) to 300 and there you have it - the resolution is increased. Surely this can't be so :icon_crying:
Firstly how do you alter the dpi of an image in Photoshop (I can only find an option to increase ppi).
Also, when I increase the ppi it enlarges the picture on the screen , ie when I want to increase the number of dots per inch, it seems to make the inch bigger on the screen. Surely the inch should look the same on the screen but the number of pixels in that inch should increase.
Am I being blonde? Should I just be looking forward to :icon_cheers: tomorrow to toast Will and Kate?
Marian