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Photoshop Lab

  • Writer: Jake Summers
    Jake Summers
  • Feb 5, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 8, 2024




  1. What is the standard resolution for images made for the web? 72 DPI

  2. What is the standard resolution for images made for print? 300 DPI

  3. What 2 types of files should you always save, and what are their purposes? You should always save a working file (PSD) and a usable/exported file (PNG, JPEG, etc.). A working file allows you to go back into your Photoshop layers and continue to work on your project from your last saved file, while a usable/exported file is used to post final projects via social media or print.

 
 
 

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