On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Amit Mukherjee wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me the difference between dpi, ppi and
lpi ? If my intention is to print a picture measuring
8x10, at what resolution should I scan ?
dpi = dots per inch
ppi = pixels per inch
lpi = lines per inch
to know the minimum you need
Jon == Jon Winters [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jon On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Amit Mukherjee wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me the difference between dpi, ppi and
lpi ? If my intention is to print a picture measuring
8x10, at what resolution should I scan ?
Jon dpi = dots per
Roland,
You certainly have answered most of the questions I had in mind. I do have
one remaining question, however. The digital cameras I've seen at stores
like CompUSA only list in their spec. total pixels. For example 1.3 Meg
pixels. My question is how can I translate this number to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2002-04-12 at 0549.14 +):
Can anyone explain to me what optical resolution means. I
am looking at the product specification of an Epson scanner
and it says that the optical resolution is 1600x3200 dpi.
What does this mean ?
It means the scanner can see that many
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2002-04-12 at 0919.27 -0500):
Can anyone tell me the difference between dpi, ppi and
lpi ? If my intention is to print a picture measuring
8x10, at what resolution should I scan ?
dpi = dots per inch
This causes confusion, some file formats say DPI, and monitors
too...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2002-04-12 at 1217.06 -0400):
I don't currently have a digital camera. I use the new Kodak format and for
What Kodak format? Are you talking about typical relfex camera with
35mm film or another thing?
the developing process I request digitized photos. I don't now recall
jjc == Cruz, John J [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
jjc Roland, You certainly have answered most of the questions I
jjc had in mind. I do have one remaining question, however. The
jjc digital cameras I've seen at stores like CompUSA only list in
jjc their spec. total pixels. For
Guillermo == Guillermo S Romero / Familia Romero [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Guillermo In some scanners interpolated is (a bit) better than
Guillermo scaling the image afterwards, cos the driver has access
Guillermo to the full range of info (some scan in 30 bits vs 24
Guillermo
Roland,
Thank your for the information.
jjc
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jjc == Cruz, John J [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
jjc
Thank you for your info.
John J. Cruz
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Dear List,
I am trying to create a pdf document for print using the gimp. I have
saved my image as a ps file and tried to convert it with ps2pdf. The
problem is that it looks really really bad. The fonts are almost
unreadable and the images are grainey.
How would I convert a ps file to a
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Dear List,
I am trying to create a pdf document for print using the gimp. I have
saved my image as a ps file and tried to convert it with ps2pdf. The
problem is that it looks really really bad. The fonts
Since removing a background seems to becoming an FAQ, I whipped up a tutorial
last night:
http://www.gimp.org/~sjburges/color_to_alpha/color2alpha.html
Happy GIMPing,
Seth Burgess
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On Fri, 2002-04-12 at 21:12, Seth Burgess wrote:
Since removing a background seems to becoming an FAQ, I whipped up a tutorial
last night:
http://www.gimp.org/~sjburges/color_to_alpha/color2alpha.html
Happy GIMPing,
Outstanding tutorial. I had no idea that you could drag a color like
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