Re: DPI and perception question

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David,
 
    My conclusion is that the printer is printing at 240 dpi and not 300 dpi which is a 79.1 MB file
 
Roy
 
 
 
In a message dated 8/17/2007 2:34:58 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, dd-b@xxxxxxxx writes:
300 pixels per linear inch means 90,000 pixels per square inch.  A 20x24
print is 480 square inches, so the entire print is 43,200,000 pixels. 
In 24-bit color each pixel is 3 bytes.  So an uncompressed file for a
20x24 print at 300 pixels per inch would be about 129,600,000 bytes.

 




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