Thank you all for the tips and links, I think this is enough info to
make me understand the whole thing, and to make me feel comfortable with it.
Best regards
Jaime
David Gowers wrote:
> In GIMP (and Photoshop, and some other editing software)
> it will make it display differently. If your disp
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Patrick Horgan wrote:
> Jaime Seuma wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> This is an interesting question also to me.
>
> David Gowers wrote:
>
>
>
> No, if you turn off View->Dot for dot then the DPI relative to your
> display DPI is used to scale your view of the image.
>
>
> That m
Jaime Seuma wrote:
Hi
This is an interesting question also to me.
David Gowers wrote:
No, if you turn off View->Dot for dot then the DPI relative to your
display DPI is used to scale your view of the image.
That much I had already found; but still, when I open a file
>Jaime Seuma wrote:
>
>See if this helps:
>http://www.scantips.com/basics01.html
>
>
Thank you for making this link available.
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Jaime Seuma wrote:
> Hi
>
> This is an interesting question also to me.
>
> David Gowers wrote:
>
>> No, if you turn off View->Dot for dot then the DPI relative to your
>> display DPI is used to scale your view of the image.
>
> That much I had already found; but still, when I open a file that
Hi
This is an interesting question also to me.
David Gowers wrote:
>
> No, if you turn off View->Dot for dot then the DPI relative to your
> display DPI is used to scale your view of the image.
That much I had already found; but still, when I open a file that has
been scaled only in resolution
On Sat, Sep 12, 2009 at 12:27 AM, Michael J. M. wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I experimented with the resolution settings in the gimp --> scale image
> menu.
>
> The resolution does not seem to have any effect on the rendering of the image
> on a computer screen.
>
> It has no effect on file size either
Hello all,
I experimented with the resolution settings in the gimp --> scale image
menu.
The resolution does not seem to have any effect on the rendering of the image
on a computer screen.
It has no effect on file size either.
I checked this by scaling and saving the same image in 3 different
