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The Arithmetic of DPI
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Scanning
The Answer
Both Photo A and Photo B will be printing at 584 ppi (3504 divided by 6 inches and 2336 divided by 4 inches). The DPI setting in the photo doesn't make a difference, they are both exactly the same photo.
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What Is
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Filetypes
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Colour Models
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Acronyms and Nomenclature
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Storage
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Digital Labelling
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Visible Captioning
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What Is DPI
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Myth DPI
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Change DPI
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Changing Size
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Print Shops
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Arithmetic of DPI
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FAQ
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Photoshop Dialog Box
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Home Printing
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Print Shops
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Geotagging
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Scanning
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Digital Images and Genealogy
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Make Your Photos Last Forever
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Camera or Scanner
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Copying Old Photos
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Workflow Examples
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Visible Captioning
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Choosing a Camera
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Print Longevity
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Sending Photos to Relatives
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Ken Watson
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