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Hi gang,
I just got a digital camera (Sony DSC-P100) and I’ve discovered that I can’t adjust the dpi — it only takes photos in 72 dpi. I’m a writer with a book coming out in May and I need to use the camera to take some photos for the book. My publisher wants 300 dpi tiff files.
The camera is a 5.1 megapixel so it takes fairly large images (2592 x 1944 pixels) but when I try to adjust the dpi in the "Image Size" pulldown in Photoshop, it just ups the width x height pixel ratio too. What I want to do is squash the pixels down to 300 dpi.
How do you do this?
Thanks,
Cinefreak
I just got a digital camera (Sony DSC-P100) and I’ve discovered that I can’t adjust the dpi — it only takes photos in 72 dpi. I’m a writer with a book coming out in May and I need to use the camera to take some photos for the book. My publisher wants 300 dpi tiff files.
The camera is a 5.1 megapixel so it takes fairly large images (2592 x 1944 pixels) but when I try to adjust the dpi in the "Image Size" pulldown in Photoshop, it just ups the width x height pixel ratio too. What I want to do is squash the pixels down to 300 dpi.
How do you do this?
Thanks,
Cinefreak
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