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Is 72 dpi resolution Ok for printing?

Discussion in 'Photoshop' started by icpathi, Apr 4, 2009.

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  1. Maya Telie

    Maya Telie Peon

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    #21
    300 DPI is good :)
     
    Maya Telie, Jun 6, 2012 IP
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    #22
    Regardless of the size always go with 300 dpi. If you are working on digital content then you could go with 72. I personally prefer 300 no matter what.
     
    creativesweb, Jun 7, 2012 IP
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    nena3 Banned

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    #23
    Resolution must be 300 dpi
     
    nena3, Jun 16, 2012 IP
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    shahidusman Member

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    #24
    for printing use 300 dpi with CMYK colors
     
    shahidusman, Jul 31, 2012 IP
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    #25
    This is stander amount.
    If you want to print in high quality you can use more.
    But it increase your image size,if you measure it in inch or cm.
     
    lolpasslol, Aug 3, 2012 IP
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    zajaczekol Member

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    #26
    Yep. 300dpi is minimum for printing. And remember for CMYK palete.
    If you convert rgb to cmyk later, thean you will have some errors or difference in colors.
     
    zajaczekol, Aug 21, 2012 IP
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    #27
    72 dpi would look very grainy and low detail. The quality, in this day and age, would seem very bad. I suppose it depends on your needs.
     
    usasportstraining, May 18, 2015 IP
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    #28
    Minimum 300 dpi ok for printing
     
    konohaboy, Jun 19, 2015 IP
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