08-02-2023 02:13 AM - last edited on 08-02-2023 09:04 AM by Danny
I selected the highest quality for photographing, which is, 5184 x 3888 px
Why are all the photos taken in only 72 dpi?
72 dpi is a poor quality.
Is this because my Canon PowerShot SX70 HS is defective?
My old Canon Powershot SX10 HS photos are in 180 dpi
My other old Canon Powershot SX40 HS photos are also in 180 dpi
So how can the greatly improved Canon Powershot SX70 HS photos be in only 72 dpi?
Please let me know whether my Canon Powershot SX70 HS camera's 72 dpi is a defect and if it needs repairing. I purchased it less than a week ago.
08-02-2023 09:46 AM
As Ricky said, the dpi is only a hint for programs like photoshop as to how to display the image. Canon has always used that value even though modern monitors (i.e., Apple's "Retina") have much higher resolution. What counts is the number of pixels.
08-05-2023 09:28 AM - edited 08-05-2023 09:42 AM
Here:
$ exiftool -Xresolution=300 -Yresolution=300 *.jpg
Or if you want to be a real pro 🙃
$ exiftool -Xresolution=1337 -Yresolution=1337 *.jpg
08-06-2023 05:48 AM
😊 I looked up your exiftool command-line by Phil Harvey
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