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<blockquote data-quote="Geoffc" data-source="post: 177795" data-attributes="member: 8705"><p>Dave, the file content is identical. I think you're missing my point. There is no more or less detail, the file sizes are identical. Why not try it as I said, or are you suggesting that one of my identically sized files has some nicer pixels in it to enhance my viewing pleasure.</p><p></p><p>Even on a printer it only tells it how big to print a given image. For example, a 1000 pixel wide image at 100ppi/dpi will be printed 10 inches wide. Change that number to 50ppi/dpi and it will magically grow to 20 inches using the same data. I appreciate these example numbers would not make a nice quality print by my maths ability suits them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Geoffc, post: 177795, member: 8705"] Dave, the file content is identical. I think you're missing my point. There is no more or less detail, the file sizes are identical. Why not try it as I said, or are you suggesting that one of my identically sized files has some nicer pixels in it to enhance my viewing pleasure. Even on a printer it only tells it how big to print a given image. For example, a 1000 pixel wide image at 100ppi/dpi will be printed 10 inches wide. Change that number to 50ppi/dpi and it will magically grow to 20 inches using the same data. I appreciate these example numbers would not make a nice quality print by my maths ability suits them. [/QUOTE]
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