The 72, 96, or 300 dpi numbers have no real meaning in digital
images--what matters is the dimensions of the image itself. The dpi
stuff matters when sending the image to an output (display or hardcopy
prints). Think of it this way, a 24000x24000-pixel image will come out
to be 333.33x333.33 inches in 72dpi display (printout, whatever),
250x250 inches at 96dpi, and 80x80 inches at 300dpi. Follow the pattern?
You can set your image size parameters (the target DPI, target output
size, or the pixel dimensions) in PhotoShop, the Gimp (with gimp-print),
any decent image manipulation software, or in the printer settings.
Here's a little more info for you, from the world of digital
photography: http://www.normankoren.com/pixels_images.html#Imageres
Cheers!
-Perry
krishna S wrote:
I want an exactly 300 dpi map, so do you mean to set the mapsize to
24000X24000 pixels ....
Thanks for your reply ..
