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The ratio between distances on a map and distances in the world
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Relation of DPI to QGIS scale
I understand that DPI (resolution) and map scale are independent variables - i.e. A 1:50K map can be scanned at 72dpi or 300dpi, and it is still 1:50K. … The reason this is significant is there are styling rules that vary based on scale. So outputting a map through Save Map to Image yields a different result than viewing in QGIS at the same scale. …
