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I agree with Dragon & Co Mosaics. Changing the numbers in the software is not going to change the original resolution. For higher resolution, begin at the source image and export as a tiff file at a desired resolution.
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I tried this today with GIMP 2.10.12 version. All steps were the same as in this video. However, when I open Paint program and checked properties there was only 96 dpi and not 300 or more. In addition, I tried to compare different dpi images (300, 400, 500, 720 and original 96) and I was not able to see any difference in treir quality. Any explanations? Thank you in advance.
Follow the steps again in GIMP exactly as I have mentioned. Do not save the file. Instead, export the file to a designated location. Now, right click on the file. Select details option. It will show dpi 300 or 400 or what ever you chose earlier. If you open it through paint, it will not give you actual dpi. I just checked now and it works perfectly well!!
@@sakshis1155 Please elaborate it a little more. DPI 300 X300 is for printing quality only. You may not see any differences in the figure itself, but when the journal prints it on paper, it makes a huge difference. Hope this helps!
Yes you can. I have a new video showing how to use this free GIMP software to increase resolution of images for priniting and designing purposes. It will be uploaded soon. Check it out!
@@DrBarai sir i am indian, currently in my prefinal year of med school i want to do research and publication in pubmed journals but i dont know how to do, please help me ...
dot per inch (dpi) means how the image resolution will be if printed on paper. In the screen of computer, they may look the same. But actually, they are different once printed on paper. That is why most printed journals ask for a dpi >300. Hope that helps
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Most print journals have a strict requirement of resolution of figures to be at least 300dpi.
But the picture length and width also changed
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Thank you Dr. Barai. I tried other softwares as well but nothing seemed to work as I wanted. This one is exactly what I wanted.
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Well I actually liked the video and then subscribed the channel even before commenting coz I know your channel will proved to be helpful in near future. Keep the good work going 👍😊
Many thanks, sir. You saved my thesis.
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The information is very helpfull for my research work. Thank you so much sir.
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not gonna lie too i followed it to the end but my app softs way different to Nice tutorials.
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Thank you very much you just saved my article 😊
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I agree with
Dragon & Co Mosaics. Changing the numbers in the software is not going to change the original resolution. For higher resolution, begin at the source image and export as a tiff file at a desired resolution.
Absolutely!
Best explanation .
Thanks .
So nice of you
Thank you Dr Barai!
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Sir... please make a video on how to make high resolution figures for articles... easily and freely..
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sir how can we get super resolution images from low resolution imagery ?
Thank you so much for this simple organized description
How can we change the sharpness of figure?
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Hlo sir, how to convert JPEG to TIF?
excellent.
Hi Dr Barai, I tried to do your method. But why is it that after exporting it says the tiff file image cannot be open/ invalid or cannot be supported
Let me check
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I tried this today with GIMP 2.10.12 version. All steps were the same as in this video. However, when I open Paint program and checked properties there was only 96 dpi and not 300 or more. In addition, I tried to compare different dpi images (300, 400, 500, 720 and original 96) and I was not able to see any difference in treir quality. Any explanations? Thank you in advance.
Follow the steps again in GIMP exactly as I have mentioned. Do not save the file. Instead, export the file to a designated location. Now, right click on the file. Select details option. It will show dpi 300 or 400 or what ever you chose earlier. If you open it through paint, it will not give you actual dpi. I just checked now and it works perfectly well!!
@@DrBarai Yes, problem with paint not showing true dpi. GIMP show real dpi. However, just changing dpi do not solve picture quality. Anyway, thanks.
@@DrBarai I'm facing the same issue
@@sakshis1155 Please elaborate it a little more. DPI 300 X300 is for printing quality only. You may not see any differences in the figure itself, but when the journal prints it on paper, it makes a huge difference. Hope this helps!
Sir can we use this software to increase resolution of jpg low resolution images for printing and designing purposes.?
Yes you can. I have a new video showing how to use this free GIMP software to increase resolution of images for priniting and designing purposes. It will be uploaded soon. Check it out!
great, your illustration is very well, can you supply us with the download link for GMIP
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Sir how to publish please make a video on it
Sure thing!
@@DrBarai sir i am indian, currently in my prefinal year of med school i want to do research and publication in pubmed journals but i dont know how to do, please help me ...
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@@DrBarai sure sir
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But.... it is the same image.. nothing improved/changed!
dot per inch (dpi) means how the image resolution will be if printed on paper. In the screen of computer, they may look the same. But actually, they are different once printed on paper. That is why most printed journals ask for a dpi >300. Hope that helps
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