Find dpi Photoshop eps

Forum|Forum|12 years ago
August 24, 2013
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Hi All,

Is it possible to find dpi for the photoshop eps?

The below code is working fine for the extension of ".tif" only.

var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
var myGraphics = app.activeDocument.allGraphics;
  
for (var i = 0; i < myGraphics.length; i++) {
  if (myGraphics.effectivePpi[0] < 300 || myGraphics.effectivePpi[1] < 300) {
      var myPPI = myGraphics.effectivePpi[0] + " dpi\r";
      var myLowResImage = myGraphics.itemLink.name;
      alert("myLowResImage: " + myLowResImage + "\r" + "myPPI: " + myPPI);
   };
};

Please anyone give solution for my request.

Regards

Beginner_X

Scripting

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Harbs.

Legend

This will not get the exact resolution, but you can use preflight to find out if an eps is higher than a predefined resolution.

L

Laubender

Community Expert

@Beginner_X – the InDesign preflight feature is able to catch effective PPI from eps files.
I have no code for you, but can remember that thiese issues were already discussed in this forum.

On the other hand you could use bridgetalk scripting to open an eps in PhotoShop (as long it is an PhotoShop eps) from an InDesign ExtendScript to read out the values and calculate effective ppi from its width and height in InDesign.

There should be a couple of examples discussed here around…

Uwe