I confirm. Unlike Photoshop, Vue doesn't care about what you put as DPI as long as you enter dimensions in pixels (which to me makes more sense). if you want to take DPI into account, use 'inches' or 'cm' instead of 'pixels' to set the dimensions of your image. Example: If you set your image to 1600x1200 pixels, you already lock the dimension in 'inches' since DPI is equivalent to Pixels per Inch. If you set your dimension in inches and then set 300 DPI, Vue will adjust the dimension in pixels accordingly and photoshop will give you the resolution you want without any block.

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