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    d2x dpi?

    hi all,
    i first wanted to say i am new here, and so far it's very nice and informative. i'm glad i found this site. where is the setting to change the dpi in the nikon d2x camera? i know it's defaulted at 240 dpi when i shoot in raw format. thanks in advance!!

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    Let me qualify this by saying I know nothing about your camera. Being curious I downloaded the manual and it looks like page 48 has the info you want. If you don't have the manual you can download it at the Nikon site.

    You highlight Raw Compression in the Shooting Menu and you can set it for Hi Speed Crop On or Off --Off gives a higher quality.

    It looks like changing Image Size only changes the Jpeg not the NEF file. The NEF file is only changed by the Hi speed Crop.


    Frank

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    There is a couple of ways.

    Do you shoot tethered to a computer or to a card?

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    Originally posted by Burchie
    There is a couple of ways.

    Do you shoot tethered to a computer or to a card?
    sorry, what do you mean teathered?

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