Instruction manual does not give you dpi only pixel size.
SOURCE: DPI
Have you looked at the number of inches that 72 dpi is spread out over? 72 dpi is the standard default setting for any digital camera. What matters is the size that you actually print it at.
SOURCE: panasonic DMC-TZ3 72 dpi problem
Sounds like Photoshop's setting, or default setting, is to import picture at its maximum size. If you RESIZE pic on Photoshop, it shoud automatically increase DPI while reducing physical size.
The other thing to be aware, TZ3 defaults to a certain jpg compression. You can minimize compression of data with settings options on TZ3, but I doubt this has anything to do with your PhotoShop issue.
Also, in SIMPLE mode you can select a physical size for photo, even after pic is taken(resize), on camera.
Hopes this helps.
SOURCE: How do I increase the
You can use a photo editing software on your computer to change the dpi,
dpi has todo with printing and scaning dpi has no real change in the quality of your camera pictures
look at this page
http://www.rideau-info.com/photos/mythdpi.html
SOURCE: Want Increase resolution from 72dpi to 200 dpi
increase in dpi will not increase the resolution.
dpi = dots per inch
for example you have a res of 1024x768
at 72dpi you get a printed image of 14.2x10.6 inch
at 300dpi you get a printed image of 3.4x2.5 inch
only thing possible is to interpolate the image. but thats **** in my opinion.
SOURCE: How do I change resolution On Fuji S700 Fine Pix??
Hi!
If I remember it right, the resolution setting were under F button on the back panel, on the right from the Playback button.
Please, let me know if I'm right. :)
Tom
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