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Save for web saving all images at 300ppi

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Jan 21, 2017 Jan 21, 2017

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Hi I am resizing my images for the use on my website. That's my steps:

1. I am resizing all of my images in "Image Size' module to 72pi

2. Exporting images using "Save for web"

Simple procedure but it doesn't work as it used to. When I was using "Save for Web" before all of the images were saved at 72ppi but now all of them are saved at 300ppi when I am saving with "all except camera info" selected. I know that the ppi value doesn't matter on screens but I want all of my images to be saved at 72ppi to prevent someone from downloading them from the website and printing. Why "Save for web" module is changing my ppi value? My camera is producing 300ppi files on default however I resized the image to 72ppi before saving. Do the file is still carrying info which prevents PS from saving at 72ppi? Thanks

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Jan 21, 2017 Jan 21, 2017

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Set Metadata to None, Copyright or Copyright and contact info.

Setting it to All, embeds the standard Print metadata at 300 ppi.

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Now something you should know about digital images.

I have a 800 wide by 1000 height image in pixels. Because Save for Web does not change those pixels dimensions, all 300 ppi does is change size of the image on paper.

300 ppi = 2.6 x 3.3 inches on paper

72 ppi prints 11 x 13 inches on paper and 72  is very subpar for inkjets.

Your client is not getting more pixels than you give them.

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