[Establish effective dimension of an image]

ok now i will read thanks

[Establish effective dimension of an image]

please only tell me about the image attached on post #9 then i will read everything on my own..

 

click on it not the thumbnail thanks a lot

[Establish effective dimension of an image]

that plugin is not useful

 

you cannot select any option and the print size now is about 16cm wide, no more 9 and no more 20

 

i'm only more confuse..

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D:

 

you saved the thumbnail not the real image..

 

it's 771x936

[Establish effective dimension of an image]

if i paste it to wordpad it's bigger than 9cm D:

 

i have to be secure than if i send it and other images to printshop the job will be well done..

[Establish effective dimension of an image]

this is the image what can you tell me about it?

 

thanks for the help guys

[Establish effective dimension of an image]

The "truth" here is that Wordpad isn't an image editor, it's a (very humble) word processor.

If paint.net says your image is Z cm in size at a DPI of Y then it is. Simply print it at that density and don't bother importing it into Wordpad.

You might find this tutorial helpful in explaining the difference in print resolution vs screen resolution DPI and YOU

 

sorry i don't achieve to read all "dpi and you"

 

so if i modify dpi to make print size equal to screen size i ruin the image or it's ok?

 

 

You can try this:

Open your image with Paint from Windows OS  then Select All, Copy  and Paste in your WordPad document.

Or choose Edit>>Paste Special:

 

 

the image results 20 cm wide (before i said 22 because my plastic ruler isn't accurate xD)

[Establish effective dimension of an image]

200 dpi (dots per inch right?)

 

i mean wordpad because i don't have word and it's only to know what is the size on a page

 

with size 100% it is out of A4 page but paint.net says me 3,8inch width

[Establish effective dimension of an image]

my paint is set to cm because if i set inches it is 3,8 wide

 

the problem is that the size 100% on screen (9 inch) is far superior than print size according to paint.net

[Establish effective dimension of an image]

Hi everybody this is my first post here

lastly i'm creating graphics for some tshirts that i would to get printed but paint.net for example says that image xyz is 9cm wide when the truth is that if i import it to wordpad with 100% dimension it results 22cm

Now how can i know the real dimensions of an image? thanks