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@andismith I suspect there's something about the way the conversion works that I don't understand. I have only just begun using GraphicsMagick/this grunt plugin. Thanks in advance 🙌 .
Expected Behaviour
For an image generated with density: 150, GraphicsMagick should report its resolution as 150x150 pixels (which I believe means dpi).
Actual Behaviour
GraphicsMagick reports its resolution as 150x150 pixels/centimeter, which converts to 381 dpi.
See screenshot below.
Steps to Reproduce
grunt responsive_images
See Gruntfile.js config below
@andismith I suspect there's something about the way the conversion works that I don't understand. I have only just begun using GraphicsMagick/this grunt plugin. Thanks in advance 🙌 .
Expected Behaviour
For an image generated with
density: 150
, GraphicsMagick should report its resolution as 150x150 pixels (which I believe means dpi).Actual Behaviour
GraphicsMagick reports its resolution as 150x150 pixels/centimeter, which converts to 381 dpi.
See screenshot below.
Steps to Reproduce
grunt responsive_images
See
Gruntfile.js
config belowPC/Mac and Graphics Engine used
PC (Windows 10), GraphicsMagick
Grunt Configuration
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