![I've seen DPI explained in two ways. 1) Below is claiming 5 DPI (which is 5^2 pixels per inch)... and 2) where below would be considered 25 DPI. Which is correct? : r/Printing I've seen DPI explained in two ways. 1) Below is claiming 5 DPI (which is 5^2 pixels per inch)... and 2) where below would be considered 25 DPI. Which is correct? : r/Printing](https://preview.redd.it/ive-seen-dpi-explained-in-two-ways-1-below-is-claiming-5-v0-pz6um6665nca1.png?width=336&format=png&auto=webp&s=f09a08b6f8e4aa98cefc138ef94a195df2890b44)
I've seen DPI explained in two ways. 1) Below is claiming 5 DPI (which is 5^2 pixels per inch)... and 2) where below would be considered 25 DPI. Which is correct? : r/Printing
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Absolute Printing Rule: Always check the dpi --The Pixels per inch (ppi) setting for the photograph before you print
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