Sorry, correction to my last post. ****
Here are various ways of creating a png file. The dpi seems to be
treated inconsistently.
quartz(width=7, height=7); plot(1:11); dev.copy2pdf()
produces a plot of 7x7 in, 2100x2100 pixels, 300 ppi. So dpi defaults to
300 - fair enough ... But
quartz(width=7, height=7, dpi=72); plot(1:11); dev.copy2pdf()
also produces a plot of 7x7 in, 2100x2100 pixels, 300 ppi. So dpi=72 is
overruled with dpi=300.
Writing directly to file produces the opposite effect:
quartz(width=7, height=7, type='png', dpi=300); plot(1:11); dev.off()
or
png(width=7, height=7, units='in', res=300, type='quartz')
plot(1:11); dev.off()
both produce plots of 29.2x29.2 in (NOT 7x7 as in previous post), ****
2100x2100 pixels, 72 ppi. So here size and dpi are both overruled.
The plot resolution is correct throughout, but writing directly to file
changes both the size and dpi. Is there a way to force the file to have
dpi=300?
I'm on R 2.11.1 GUI 1.34 Leopard build 32-bit (5589).
Thanks,
Tim
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