By 72 do you mean 72 DPI? the DPI stands for dots per inch and from what I have found out is meaningless the 72 apparantly stands for resolution unknown. As the image file has already got horizontal and vertical pixel measurments theres no need to have the DPI as this is more for designers to tell printers how big the file should be printed. printing your file at different sizes will cause your picture in physical form to have different dots per inch value. Its confusing lol
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