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Convert 1 cm to Pixels: Real-World Measurement Conversion Guide

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    cinek13
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    As in the subject matter, I have a question: 1 cm is how many pixels in reality?
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    BolzZ
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    lol
    and how big pixels ?? :D
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    arnoldk_20
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    It depends on the DPI resolution, e.g.
    for 72 DPI it comes out 28 pixels
    for 300 DPI it comes out 118
    ...
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    tzok
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    A 15 "TFT panel with a resolution of 1024x768 has 85 DPI, so 1cm on such a monitor is 33 pixels.
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    cinek13
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    it concerns pixels in paint :) I have to make a drawing for 5x5 cm and I don't know how many pixels to set. I have a 17 "monitor with a resolution of 1024x768
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    tzok
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    and this should be 1 cm on the monitor or 1 cm on the print ... paint is not very suitable for this.
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    BolzZ
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    violate in autocad it will be correct :P
    and if not, print a section or better a square and count the scales :P damn, what's the problem ???
  • #8 2099190
    Tommy82
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    image-> attributes select cm
    and enter 5 as height and 5 as width
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    cinek13
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    Thanks to everyone for your help, I already know how to do it

Topic summary

✨ The discussion centers around converting centimeters to pixels, emphasizing that the conversion depends on the DPI (dots per inch) resolution. For example, at 72 DPI, 1 cm equals approximately 28 pixels, while at 300 DPI, it equals about 118 pixels. A specific case is mentioned where a 15" TFT panel with a resolution of 1024x768 has a DPI of 85, translating 1 cm to 33 pixels. The author seeks to create a 5x5 cm drawing in a graphics program, leading to suggestions on how to set dimensions in pixels. The conversation also touches on the importance of distinguishing between screen and print measurements.
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