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2007.11.21 18:52 "tag content size limit?", by Frank Warmerdam
2007.11.22 08:05 "Re: tag content size limit?", by Rob Van Den Tillaart
2007.12.08 05:51 "dpi settings", by Ron Croonenberg
2007.12.08 14:56 "Re: dpi settings", by Bob Friesenhahn
2007.12.08 18:34 "Re: dpi settings", by Ron Croonenberg
2007.12.08 20:39 "another rookie question", by Ron Croonenberg
2007.12.09 03:02 "Re: dpi settings", by Graeme Gill
2007.12.09 14:05 "Re: dpi settings", by Toby Thain
2007.12.09 14:44 "Re: dpi settings", by Graeme Gill
2007.12.09 15:03 "Re: dpi settings", by Toby Thain
2007.12.09 15:58 "Re: dpi settings", by Bob Friesenhahn
2007.12.09 16:04 "Re: dpi settings", by Toby Thain
2007.12.09 16:33 "Re: dpi settings", by Andrey Kiselev
2007.12.09 17:15 "Re: dpi settings", by Bob Friesenhahn
2007.12.09 18:39 "Re: dpi settings", by Andrey Kiselev
2007.12.09 18:54 "Re: dpi settings", by Toby Thain
2007.12.09 19:46 "Re: dpi settings", by Bob Friesenhahn
2007.12.10 01:01 "Re: dpi settings", by Graeme Gill
2007.12.10 01:43 "Re: dpi settings", by Toby Thain
2007.12.10 02:49 "Re: dpi settings", by Graeme Gill
2007.12.10 04:42 "Re: dpi settings", by Ron Croonenberg
2007.12.10 06:21 "Re: dpi settings", by Toby Thain
2007.12.10 02:10 "Re: dpi settings", by Ron Croonenberg
2007.12.10 02:54 "Re: dpi settings", by Graeme Gill

2007.12.09 19:46 "Re: dpi settings", by Bob Friesenhahn

On Sun, 9 Dec 2007, Andrey Kiselev wrote:
>
> Oh, no, you are just mesunderstanding the resulution tags purpose. They
> have nothing to do with the actual image content. The same 300 dpi image

I intentionally did so since the post that started this thread ignored 
the TIFF specification as well.  The use of a "resolution" value to 
determine size for desktop publishing purposes is completely bogus and 
bad design.  If someone wants to specify a size, then they might as 
well specify the physical rendering size (e.g. 30cm by 20cm) rather 
than compute it based on the number of physical pixels and a 
"dimension" based on pixels per unit.  The current approach has caused 
considerable confusion for users and resulted in the destruction of 
many fine images (due to images being "resized" via resampling rather 
than simply changing the resolution tag).

The start of this discussion thread was a claim that 'meter' units 
should be used for TIFF.  Unfortunately, the TIFF specification only 
supports inch and centimeter units.

Bob
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