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Something isn't right with the resolutions: Standard, 1164 x 2400px JPG, Size: 3.55 MB, 300dpi Max Size, 1940 x 4000px JPG, Size: 9.63 MB, 300dpi
by layoutIfNeeded 6y ago
Something isn't right with the resolutions:
Standard, 1164 x 2400px
JPG, Size: 3.55 MB, 300dpi
Max Size, 1940 x 4000px
JPG, Size: 9.63 MB, 300dpi
They can't be both 300dpi (unless your dpi settings doesn't have anything to do with the physical size of the original artwork, in which case why bother with dpi settings at all?).
- blacksmith_tb 6y agoOne possibility is that the level of compression is different in the two jpgs, that could account for a lot of filesize difference. But really dpi doesn't mean much when you know the pixel dimesnions[1]. 1: http://www.pacenterforphotography.org/2018/08/dpi-ppi-are-meaningless-in-the-digital-world/ http://www.pacenterforphotography.org/2018/08/dpi-ppi-are-me...