Max. DPI? (or other ways to increase image quality)

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04-04-2014 04:26 PM
I increased the image quality to 'fine' which seems to be the maximum. The result that I get is 180 dpi. I'd like higher than this. Possible?
Or is 180 dpi the max. this camera can do?
If I increase image size, and then in editing adjust size to whatever I need, will this improve image quality any further?
Thx. in advance for help,
Lisa

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04-15-2014 12:05 PM
Thanks all, finding this forum super-helpful
Lisa
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04-15-2014 04:23 PM
Not yet done any tests but there you could try the Superfine setting. When L is showing, press Disp and then select Superfine mode. It's only for jpg, not raw.
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04-16-2014 02:56 PM
Now tried Super Fine made and converted raw is still better. For a quick conversion, open the file in Lightroom and then click file > Export > set the location you want > scroll down and check Output Sharpening and select for Glossy Paper > Export.

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