trancendentalee wrote: …However, when I try to save it as .eps, the dialogue box says that it's 72 dpi. How do I go about fixing this? What dialogue box? Some basic information: Image resolution is measured in pixels per inch, or PPI, not DPI. Use PPI or sound like a rube. Illustrator is a vector graphic application, so anything you create in Illustrator that is not rasterized has no resolution or, if you prefer, has infinite resolution. If something is rasterized in Illustrator using raster effects (Drop Shadow, Outer Glow, etc.) then it will be rasterized at the Document Raster Effects resolution (Effects > Document Raster Effects Setting). If something is rasterized in Illustrator using Object > Rasterize… or Effects > Rasterize it will be rasterized at the setting specified when the command is used. If something is imported that was already rasterized it will be imported at the image’s native resolution. So, if you use File > Place to import a 300 ppi JPEG, then the raster data is imported at 300 pixels per inch. If you don’t scale the image and save as EPS you will embed the JPEG image at 300 ppi. I don’t know what dialogue box is telling you, or asking you, the resolution of the EPS file. Post a screen shot.
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