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Originally Posted by westykid
Image size is inversely proportional to image resolution - that is for an image with the same number of actual pixels - if you double the resolution, the image will be half the size (a quarter of the area) at the new resolution and vice-versa.
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Yes I understand this, but my point is that until you physically print an image, it doesn't have any area, therefore the setting marked resolution in photoshop is just a way to raise the number of pixels without having to calculate how many you need to reach a target resolution while keeping the size in inches fixed.
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