How do I increase DPI in my images? I take photos of my art to make into giclees. I shoot in raw and jpeg and my camera is a canon EOS 90D. I have the correct lighting, tripod, xrite color checker, photoshop etc. The whole 9 yards but i still feel like my images are hazy /noisy looking. I save images as TIFF. What am i doing wrong? When I input my images to a site that tells me th…

Can 240 DPI still work for printing? I hope I am asking on the right subreddit. I know absolutely nothing about printing photos and stuff and I’m hoping for some advice. For Christmas I want to make my mother a digital painting of our horses and print it on canvas. I’ve nearly finished when I decided to go look at the requirements for printing. Standard DPI is 300 from what I’ve fo…

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Questions about DPI? So I’m looking to print some of my photos. I’ve noticed that my edits are all at 72dpi if I increase the dpi without resampling will my prints look better? As you can tell I’m not the best at the technical side of photography. submitted by /u/Ichbingen

Understanding DPI in Printing – Does EXIF dpi Affect Print Quality? Hello everyone, I’ve been grappling with an issue regarding my two cameras and the concept of DPI (dots per inch) as it relates to printing photos. Both of my cameras capture images at a resolution of 4080 x 3072 pixels, which is approximately 12 megapixels. However, when I look at the EXIF data, there’s a discrepancy: Camera A’s photos show a D…

LIGHTROOM DPI HELP? Hello. im trying to print all my images and all of them the dpi height/width is either 240 or 300. how do i get it higher (1200×1800) so total dpi is 240 or 300? submitted by /u/jwhirl25

worth looking for a print shop that can print native 240 dpi? I have a 1920 x 2400 image that I want to get printed at 8″ x 10″. That means 240 dpi. The standard seems to be 300 dpi, and I’ve read that a lot of printers are “300 dpi native.” Not fully understanding what that means, I feel like printing 240 dpi with a 300 dpi printer would be akin to viewing 1080p content on a 1440p display, i.e. blurrier t…