https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=150310
--- Comment #3 from Rafael Lima <[email protected]> --- I also tested with the JPEG format to export a shape as image and the results were the same. Changing the DPI does not change the resulting image. It seems like the "Modify resolution" part of the dialog is simply being ignored. "Modify dimension" works fine. I found another weird inconsistency in the dialog. Try the following steps: STEPS TO REPRODUCE PART A (Create a default image) 1) Follow the same steps as in Part A from comment #0 using the PNG filter (the exact same thing will happen with JPEG). PART B 1) Follow the same steps from Part A, but now change the export settings 2) In "Modify Dimension" change the Height to a value that is larger than the current value. The width will automatically adjust to keep the aspect ratio. 3) Export the file; notice that now the file is indeed larger (as expected) Part C (Here's the weird bit) 1) Follow the same steps from Part A, but now change the export settings 2) First click "Modify Resolution" and change the DPI to 200; after that click "Modify Dimension" and change the height to the same value used in Part B. 3) Export the image; Now a third different file was created, which is twice the size of the image in Part B. This is not expected because now the DPI information in the dialog affected the resulting image. However, the resulting image does not have 200 DPI. Instead, the higher DPI increased the image size, but the pixel density remained the same. Based on these experiments, I'm start to think there might be something wrong with the dialog itself, with how it processes the user inputs. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
