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Mark321
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To Anyone Who Knows the Answer,

Whenever I edit a jpeg photo in FF the resolution drops from 300 to 96. Is this common? Can it be stopped?

Thanks ahead of time,

Mark

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GMM
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Filter Forge is not designed for pre-print.

If you still need to print FF-processed images you can run it as a Photoshop plugin.
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Sphinx.
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Just keep track of the pixel resolution and set it back to the original dpi afterwards (but do not resample!). I'd say the resolution reset is a bug really.. It doesn't matter for FFs processing, so my guess is they forgot to keep track of the dpi for saving...
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SpaceRay
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This is not the resolution, is the DPi, and yes, as GMM has said FF does not support meeping the original DPI of the image IN STANDALONE VERSION, but if you use FF as a plugin in Photoshop, you will not loose the DPI and it will be preserved.

But as said well sphinx you can recover it in photoshop, if you want to use the standalone version you can restore and recover the same DPI Without loosing any quality if you do not resample

Also see this thread, nera the end there is reference to this topic you tell

What are the differences between using FF as standalone and as plugin?
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GMM
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Starting with version 8 Filter Forge retains the original DPI metadata.
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