Can the dpi for the Olympus C700 be changed? Or is it set only at 72dpi? Kindly advise.
W Wolfgang Senior Member Apr 29, 2002 5,687 0 0 44 Riddle Realms wolfgang.clubsnap.org May 8, 2002 #1 Can the dpi for the Olympus C700 be changed? Or is it set only at 72dpi? Kindly advise.
J Jayan New Member Jan 18, 2002 1,338 0 0 Hougang, SG Visit site May 8, 2002 #2 Originally posted by Wolfgang Can the dpi for the Olympus C700 be changed? Or is it set only at 72dpi? Kindly advise. Click to expand... What do you mean change dpi on the C-700uz????? Care to elaborate further???
Originally posted by Wolfgang Can the dpi for the Olympus C700 be changed? Or is it set only at 72dpi? Kindly advise. Click to expand... What do you mean change dpi on the C-700uz????? Care to elaborate further???
W Wolfgang Senior Member Apr 29, 2002 5,687 0 0 44 Riddle Realms wolfgang.clubsnap.org May 8, 2002 #3 Originally posted by Jayan What do you mean change dpi on the C-700uz????? Care to elaborate further??? Click to expand... As in, the dpi settings. After taking a pic and uploading it on your comp (with win xp os) you roght click and you click on property and see "dpi". It is set @ 72 dpi. Anyway to increase it? As i understand it.. the higher the dpi, the higher defination the picture. (Am i so hopelessly misled?) Kindly advise.
Originally posted by Jayan What do you mean change dpi on the C-700uz????? Care to elaborate further??? Click to expand... As in, the dpi settings. After taking a pic and uploading it on your comp (with win xp os) you roght click and you click on property and see "dpi". It is set @ 72 dpi. Anyway to increase it? As i understand it.. the higher the dpi, the higher defination the picture. (Am i so hopelessly misled?) Kindly advise.
J Jayan New Member Jan 18, 2002 1,338 0 0 Hougang, SG Visit site May 8, 2002 #4 Originally posted by Wolfgang As in, the dpi settings. After taking a pic and uploading it on your comp (with win xp os) you roght click and you click on property and see "dpi". It is set @ 72 dpi. Anyway to increase it? As i understand it.. the higher the dpi, the higher defination the picture. (Am i so hopelessly misled?) Kindly advise. Click to expand... Use Win98SE, very suahkoo abt WinXP. Think it's the std display (not pix) resolution per inch of monitor screen back in the good old days when Apple/Mac was King. This website DEFINITELY can explain better than me.....see http://www.scantips.com/basics1a.html.
Originally posted by Wolfgang As in, the dpi settings. After taking a pic and uploading it on your comp (with win xp os) you roght click and you click on property and see "dpi". It is set @ 72 dpi. Anyway to increase it? As i understand it.. the higher the dpi, the higher defination the picture. (Am i so hopelessly misled?) Kindly advise. Click to expand... Use Win98SE, very suahkoo abt WinXP. Think it's the std display (not pix) resolution per inch of monitor screen back in the good old days when Apple/Mac was King. This website DEFINITELY can explain better than me.....see http://www.scantips.com/basics1a.html.
W Wolfgang Senior Member Apr 29, 2002 5,687 0 0 44 Riddle Realms wolfgang.clubsnap.org May 8, 2002 #5 Originally posted by Jayan Use Win98SE, very suahkoo abt WinXP. Think it's the std display (not pix) resolution per inch of screen on the monitor. This website DEFINITELY can explain better than me.....see http://www.scantips.com/basics1a.html. Click to expand... Thanks!
Originally posted by Jayan Use Win98SE, very suahkoo abt WinXP. Think it's the std display (not pix) resolution per inch of screen on the monitor. This website DEFINITELY can explain better than me.....see http://www.scantips.com/basics1a.html. Click to expand... Thanks!