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Well I just had the unfortunate experience of not knowing what I was doing in terms of dpi resolution in an image that I painted in photoshop, and when it came time to print it, let's just say it was less than splendid.
The problem, as I understand it is that I painted the image at 75 dpi. But I'm wondering is there a way--that will make a difference--that I can increase the dpi, after having painted it, so that I can print the image at a higher resolution? Thanks
Keywords: photoshop, paint, photo shop, design, painting, raster, vector, layer, mask.
The problem, as I understand it is that I painted the image at 75 dpi. But I'm wondering is there a way--that will make a difference--that I can increase the dpi, after having painted it, so that I can print the image at a higher resolution? Thanks
Keywords: photoshop, paint, photo shop, design, painting, raster, vector, layer, mask.