Thread: Konkrete Auflösung anlegen, wie?
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Old 03-08-2013, 04:38 PM   #3
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Die 300dpi beziehen sich beim Druck auf das Endformat, dein Bild muss also bei 96 dpi deutlich größer sein als du es mit 300 dpi abbildest, damit du beim Umrechnen keinen Qualitätsverlust hast.
Beispiel: Dein Bild ist jetzt 10 x 10 cm bei 96 dpi. Wenn Du es in 300 dpi umrechnest, kann es in einer Größe von 3,2 x 3,2 cm ohne Qualitätsverlust abgebildet werden.
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