An old, perhaps simple, question.
The process:
On a Win 2000 box.
Download from webmail to desktop a .jpg. Properties says X and Y pixels and 300 dpi res.
Move to a XP Pro box via eithernet or floppy.
Properties says X and Y pixels and 96 dpi.
Open in PhotoShop and image says X and Y pixels and 72 dpi.
Who's correct? Is resolution really changing?
NOTE the the XY pixels remains the same thoughout the process.
If PS says 72 dpi then I'm inclined to try to change res. to 300. Ailising looks bad, however.
Sorry for the very basic question. I think I once knew the answer, but at age 70 I've forgotten many things. Blah.
The process:
On a Win 2000 box.
Download from webmail to desktop a .jpg. Properties says X and Y pixels and 300 dpi res.
Move to a XP Pro box via eithernet or floppy.
Properties says X and Y pixels and 96 dpi.
Open in PhotoShop and image says X and Y pixels and 72 dpi.
Who's correct? Is resolution really changing?
NOTE the the XY pixels remains the same thoughout the process.
If PS says 72 dpi then I'm inclined to try to change res. to 300. Ailising looks bad, however.
Sorry for the very basic question. I think I once knew the answer, but at age 70 I've forgotten many things. Blah.