note 75618 added to function.imagejpeg
| From: | tina at damborg-graphic dot dk | Date: | Fri, 08 Jun 2007 07:33:01 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 75618 added to function.imagejpeg | ||
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Do anyone know wether it is possible or not to change image resolution (dpi) via the GDlib image
functions, or do I have to use IMagick? I know 72 dpi is the standard for on-screen content, but
what if I have to have php make images suitable for printing?
The user uploads digital camera images, the image is resized by GDlib, the user modifies the image
via a flash application, and flash sends information to the script, adding the changes to a copy of
the image. Finally the script saves the image for printing, but when printed the image does not fit
the 10x15cm media because of the 72 dpi resolution.
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