6.20. Spaudinio dydis

This command opens the Set Image Print Resolution dialog that allows you to change the dimensions of a printed image and its resolution. This command does not change the number of pixels in the image and it does not resample the image. (If you want to change the size of an image by resampling it, use the Scale Image command.)

6.20.1. Dialogo aktyvavimas

  • You can access this dialog from the main menu through ImagePrint Size….

6.20.2. Dialogas Spaudinio dydis

Pav. 16.69. The Set Image Print Resolution dialog

The „Set Image Print Resolution“ dialog

The output resolution determines the number of pixels used per unit length for the printed image. Do not confuse the output resolution with the printer's resolution, which is a printer feature and expressed in dpi (dots per inch); several dots are used to print a pixel.

Atvėrus dialogą laukeliuose rodoma raiška yra originalaus paveikslėlio raiška. Jeigu padidinsite išvesties raišką, išspausdintas puslapis bus mažesnis, kadangi ilgio vienete bus naudojama daugiau pikselių. Priešingai, ir dėl tos pačios priežasties, pakeitus paveikslėlio dydį pakeičiama raiška.

Padidinus raišką padidėja išspausdinto paveikslėlio ryškumas. Tai gana skiriasi nuo paprasčiausio paveikslėlio sumažinimo pakeičiant jo dydį, kadangi nepašalinami jokie pikseliai (ir paveikslėlio informacija).

Width, Height

You can set the printing Width and Height by using the text boxes. You can also choose the units for these values from the drop-down list.

As soon as you change the Width or the Height, the X and/or Y resolution values automatically change accordingly. If the two resolution values remain linked, the relationship of the width to the height of the image is also automatically maintained. If you would like to set these values independently of each other, click on the chain symbol to break the link.

X resolution, Y resolution

Galite nustatyti raišką, naudojamą apskaičiuoti išspausdinto paveikslėlio aukštį ir plotį pagal jo fizinį dydį, t. y., pikselių jame skaičių.

Use the text boxes to change these resolution values. They can be linked to keep their relationship constant. The closed chain symbol between the two boxes indicates that the values are linked together. If you break the link by clicking on the chain symbol, you will be able to set the values independently of each other.

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The default resolution unit used for the X and Y resolution may depend on the type of image you imported. PNG images that have a resolution set, are known to be imported with the unit set to metric, meaning you will see pixels/mm here in that case.

GIMP currently does not have a preference that overrides the unit set in the image. However, if you change it here (and press OK to exit the dialog), it will be remembered for the current session.