This may sound odd to some users but in parts of the metric world, one of the very few cases where we still often use inches is when it comes to image resolution/pixel density.
In Gigapixel AI, the size and pixel density units are connected, meaning that if we choose to show the image size in inches, the density will change to “PPI”, and if we choose centimeters, it will be “PPCM”.
This may be a good thing but like I said, many metric users would like image size in centimeters * but pixel density in PPI, but that is as far as I know not possible.
So I suggest that these units should be handled individually, at least as an option.
- Another minor issue is that I believe the metric unit for width and height should be millimeter (mm) instead of centimeter, at least as an alternative.
Millimeter is normally the default dimension in construction and manufacturing.
PPCM is probably correct though for those who prefer a metric unit for pixel density.
