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Apr 1, 2017 20:06:24   #
Apaflo Loc: Anchorage, Alaska
 
via the lens wrote:
How about Balderdash, you missed that one. So, is it all "Poppycock," or do you believe just a portion is "Poppycock." When I export a photo for a show it ends up being about 600k or maybe 700k, sometimes even less, versus my original file of 20-36MP. And that is what is needed for the web. Of course, someone could shoot a small jpeg in-camera, but then they could not control the specific size of the file. Perhaps I explained it inadequately, there is always that chance.
How about Balderdash, you missed that one. So, is... (show quote)

The Exif tag for resolution has nothing to do with the pixel dimensions of the image, nor with the size of the file. The file size reduction from MB to KB can be either or both of increased compression (lower quality selected) or resampling to a smaller pixel dimension (say from 24MP at 6000x4000 down to only 800x600).

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Apr 1, 2017 22:28:59   #
rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona
 
Thomas, I'd contact the folks requesting this resolution and seek clarification.
--Bob

Thomas Firth wrote:
Hi all, the better half asked me to take some shots of her quilt to be sent in for a contest. One of the requirements were that the pictures submitted be 1200 dpi. I am shooting with a Nikon D750 and checked the manual and cannot find where there is a setting for this, they come out as 300dpi. Can someone please enlighten me why they might require this 1200dpi and how to achieve it? Is there a camera setting I am missing or is this done in post?

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Apr 2, 2017 19:43:56   #
Thomas Firth
 
Hi again, I got some lore information from the better half and it looks like they are talking printing. It seems odd as they request the pictures to be in jpg format. Here is what they sent her, not sure if the formatting will work here so I'll try to attach a PDF too. I think I'll just stick to birds and landscapes.

Resolution Resolution Resolution Resolution
150 dpi 300 dpi 600 dpi 1200 dpi
Print size
4" x 4" 600 px sq 1200 px sq 2400 px sq 4800 px sq
12" x 12" 1800 3600 7200 14400
24" x 24" 3600 7200 14400 28800
42" x42" 6300 12600 25200 50400
48" x 48" 7200 14400 28800 57600

at 150 dpi, each inch of print will have 150 pixels

megapixel camera requirements for prints
6" x 4" 2 megapixels
10" x 8" 5 megapixels
14" x11" 7 megapixels

Attached file:
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