There are a few ways to check this but the easiest is simply right clicking on an image file in windows and selecting properties from the shortcut menu: There are some general guidelines when creating renders for certain applications, for example creating fast loading content for the web generally requires 72 PPI while print material needs a higher resolution of at least 300 DPI. DPI is how many dots live in a square inch of printed paper.PPI is how many pixels live in a square inch of your screen.Pixel Density controls the Pixels per Inch (PPI) quality of an image, this is much like Dots per Inch (DPI) the difference between these variables is: One thing I have noticed is the SOLIDWORKS Visualize pixel density settings do not perform the way you might expect. Visualize allows you to Photo-realistically render your SOLIDWORKS models in an intuitive and quick workflow, making the creation of stunning lifelike product images and animations faster and easier than ever before. By now you have probably heard of the brand new product from DS SOLIDWORKS called SOLIDWORKS Visualize.
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