So how can I tell what dpi my pics are? I looked at the image size in photoshop and it looks and is says the resolution is 72 ppi. I was reading that dpi and ppi are the similar when you're talking about digital dpi. Is that acurate? 72 seems low if thats it. is it ok to resample to 300 or is my camera just not good enough? I want to submit some to relix and they say that they need at least 300 dpi. I got that from here at the bottom of the page. Do you know if they are refering to digial or print dpi?
http://relix.com/coguide.phtmlPHOTOGRAPHER GUIDELINES
When submitting photos to Relix , keep our format in mind. If you're submitting prints, make sure your name is on the back of all photos, and include the names of the people in it along with the venue and the date the photo was taken. Be careful that the ink is dry and write close to the edges to avoid smudging the image areas of stacked photos.
If you submit work that we think may be of future use, we will maintain it on file. If photos are unacceptable for some reason, we will return them with an explanation if you have included a SASE.
Photo Size
3x5 inch photos are acceptable, but we prefer 5x7 photos so they can be reproduced at a larger size when appropriate.
Digital Photos
Images intended for the web are not acceptable for print publication. Digital images must be 300 dpi PLUS appropriate size for print (see above).
We encourage photographers to provide us with lo-res samples of their work, either by email or on disc. If we're interested in publishing any of your photos, we will contact you to request a high-res image and make payment arrangements.
We look forward to working with you in the future. Please contact us with any ideas, comments or suggestions.
Thanks for any help you guys can give!
Aaron
Topic: digital image questions dpi/ppi etc (Read 1980 times)