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hey everyone I wanted to try and clear up some confusion around resolution inside of InDesign now we're starting off briefly here inside of bridge because I wanted to demonstrate the two files that we'll be looking at today the one on the left is here as if the title wasn't obvious enough it's 1,000 by 1,000 pixels with a resolution of 72 pixels per inch and I can confirm that just up here in the upper right there's 1,000 by 1,000 72 PPI and the file on the right just here same dimensions in terms of pixels but its resolution is 300 pixels per inch again we can confirm that just up here quick thing I want to clear up here guys when we're talking about pictures on a screen we're talking about pixels per inch okay when we're talking about printing the term is dpi which is dots per inch technically very different things but the numbers can also be used interchangeably so technically we're using PPI if you guys are throwing around dpi not such a big deal okay so here's our two files again in terms of pixels they are the same the only thing that differs is the resolution now we're going to be preparing something in InDesign to send off for professional printing now everybody knows 300 pixels per inch is the magic number we need to hit so call us the file here on the right is far better for printing because it has the higher resolution than the one on the left right or is it well let's jump into InDesign and have a look so let's go and file new document create a new document and I didn't care about any the specifics here guys I just need a blank page so let's go up to file place and let's grab those two files from the desktop the ones we just saw and I'll just click to place now notice I'm just clicking and releasing the mouse and clicking and releasing the mouse the reason that's important is because clicking and releasing as opposed to clicking and dragging has had InDesign bring them in at what it considers to be the normal size for this file so this code is up here with a resolution of 300 the pixels are much more densely packed which is why the images it's showing much smaller but again keep in mind both of these images are 1000 by 1000 pixels okay now I have my links panel open just here if you don't see yours just up on window links and let's have a bit of a look through here so I've clicked on the first one just here which is 300 pixels per inch by the way if you don't see all this information at the bottom of the links panel there's a little triangle in the bottom left corner just click on that and you should see all this okay so a...