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DPI is a term that refers to photo printers, as well as computer monitors and scanners. However, a single printer is not necessarily limited to a specific dots per inch measurement.
DPI One of the ways in which resolution is expressed is DPI (dots per inch). It refers to the number of pixels representing one square inch of image information.
DPI - Dots per inch. The measurement units of the output device quality of print. It refers to the number of dots a printer can print per inch. I.e.: a print at 600dpi will have 36000 dots on one square inch or the paper (600 x 600).
DPI vs PPI - Dots per Inch vs Pixels per Inch
A nice article onon the differences between dots per inch and pixels per inch from About.com's Guide to Graphics Software, Sue Chastain.
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DPI
DPI stands for dots per inch (resolution); a digital photography term that measures the number of dots that are printed per square inch to make up a digital image.
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DPI - The resolution of an image or Dots per inch. DPI is a printing resolution unit of measurement.
Drive - or Continuous Shooting lets you take multiple pictures one right after another in succession. Also know as burst.
DPI - Dots per inch: A measurement of the resolution of a digital photo or digital device, including digital cameras and printers. The higher the number, the greater the resolution.
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Dot gain
the inherent 'growth' of a halftone dot when printed on paper, vellum, or film. A small dot can grow as much as 50 percent or more when printed. Dot gain can also occur when the ink is printed on the shirt.
DPI (dots per inch) has nothing to do with the Internet. Pixels (the "dots" in DPI) are all that matter since there are no inches on the Internet.
DPI (Dots Per Inch)
A measurement unit describing the resolution of hardware, such as a computer monitor or digital printer. Although strictly incorrect, it is now often used as the resolution unit for a digital image.
DPI:
Printing term that describes the number of dots per inch laid on the print media which creates the image.
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DPI - Short for dots per inch, DPI measures the resolution or density of dots within a given area.
DPI
Dots Per Inch, refers to the resolution, or number of printing dots. The higher the dpi, the more detail there will be in the printed image.
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DPI - Short for 'Dots per inch'. Refers to a measurement of the resolution of a digital photo or digital device, including digital cameras and printers. The higher the number, the greater the resolution and therefore the better the quality.
DPI
(Dots Per Inch) A measurement value used to describe either the resolution of a display screen or the output resolution of a printer.
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DPI:
Short for dots per inch; a measurement based on the dot density of either a printer's resolution or a video monitor image. For example, most laser printers have a resolution of 300 dpi, and most video monitors are set at about 72 dpi.
DPI - Dots per Inch. A measurement value used to describe either the resolution of a display screen or the output resolution of a printer.
DPI default settings?
I have Adobe 7.0 and have read in several places that if I click on the 'help' icon in Adobe I will find a 'wizard' choice - I find no such wizard.
DPI. Dots per Inch. This is a measurement value used to describe the resolution of a display screen or that of a printer ...
DPI (Dots Per Inch)
The measurement of print resolution expressed in how many dots of ink are laid down either horizontally or vertically per inch. A higher number indicates a greater amount of output resolution.
DPI: Dots Per Inch. A measurement of output device resolution and quality. Measures the number of dots a printer can print per inch both horizontally and vertically.
DPI (Dots-Per-Inch)
Printing term for resolution. Also referred to as PPI (Pixels-per-Inch) when describing monitor resolution. The higher the PPI/DPI, the higher the resolution of the resulting image will be.
DPI
Dots per Inch. A measurement of resolution or fineness for a printer or scanner. A dot is the smallest unit that can be displayed, scanned, or printed.
DPI (Dots Per Inch)
DPI is the measurement of the number of dots in every inch of a reproduced image, such as scanning or printing, or the resolution of a computer screen.
DPI
Most photo printers and monitors measure their resolution in Dots Per Inch, or DPI. The higher the number, the higher the resolution.
DPI stands for "dots per inch" and is a property of a printer, not a digital image. It's a measure of how finely spaced the droplets of ink can be in a print.
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DPOF
Digital Print Order Format allows printing information such as which & how many prints to be printed, to be embedded on the memory card along with the image file. An increasing number of printing devices / services can use this feature.
DPI os an old term used for printing pictures as in a newspaper or books. The graphic was photographed through a halftone screen to break it into various size dots. You can look at an old book with a magnifying glass and see the dots.
DPI stands for Dots Per Inch and represents a user assigned/selected number of dots per linear inch on hard copy media. DPI is a standard used to scale media (film, prints or a document) to be scanned to a required pixel resolution.
5. DPI (dots per inch) is calculated by dividing the width of the image in pixels (line 1) by the desired width in inches (line 3).
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Also called DPI, the resolution, or number of pixels or pieces of information per inch, of a graphic or image. A higher DPI will be more precise and therefore produce a sharper image.
Dots Per Inch (DPI) - A measurement of print resolution. DPI indicates how many individual dots a device can address on a page per square inch of area. DPI is typically listed as horizontal resolution by vertical resolution.
A place called DPI Duplicates in Hollywood specializes in duplicates, so I thought I'd see how they did with some VPF's (that's negative - ...
Dots Per Inch (DPI) - The resolution of a printed page, expressed in the number of printer dots in an inch, abbreviated dpi. Scanner resolution is also expressed, somewhat in accurately in dpi.
"Dots per inch" (DPI) may seem deceptively simple at first, but the complication arises because multiple dots are often needed to create a single pixel - and this varies from device to device.
Megapixel calculator: Calculate image dimensions, DPI and file sizes, storage (in Spanish).
Megapixel calculator: Calculate image dimensions, resolution and file sizes
Digital Camera Pixels: Basics of the pixel, dithering, PPI and print size ...
For scanning right on the glass, resolution is 1200 DPI. If I happen to get a gray/black edge between two pixels, I get almost the full brightness change from one pixel to the other.
25mm each or 100 dots per inch (DPI), a fair approximation. Other areas of the image would of course be sharper. In other words, 0.
Interpolation: A 10.5" X 7" print will be made at 300 DPI. The tool that will be used is the Image Size tool, which is opened by selecting Image/Image Size. The settings are set as follows (shown in Figure 12): ...
Printer resolution measured in DPI [dots per inch]. Digital camera resolution is in pixels, usually defined by the total number of pixels captured, 3mp,6mp etc, or by the size, 1600x1200 [2mp], 2048x1536 [3mp], 3008x2008[6mp].
Step 4: Make sure the resolution is set at 72 DPI. This is ideal for web viewing. Select "OK," "Close," or whatever else the software prompts.
DOF: Depth of Field - range of sharp focus in a picture
DPI: Dots per square inch
EOS (Canon): Electronic optical system
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For Email and Web Posting:A compressed JPEG saved at 72 DPI and under 100KB allows for quick web viewing, and email transmission.
PPI - an abbreviation of pixels per inch (alternatively known as 'dots per inch' or DPI).... Read More...
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Though the term is normally used to describe the transfer of data from the Internet, it is also used to describe the transfer of photos from a camera's memory card to a computer. DPI Dots per inch.
I have decided to put together a list, that you can refer to, of common digital photography terminology in order to help you become more familiar with words such as: Aperture, DOF, DPI, JPEG, Megapixel - to name but a few.
 See also: Image, Print, Camera, Digital, Resolution
  
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