Images with high dpi

Hi,
I have an aplication that works like a image bank.
It´s displaying images with 72 dpi perfectly, but do not show images with 300 dpi.
There is a limitation in image field type? Can it be adjusted?
The image is being loaded with read_image_file.
Thanks.

Hello,
Image quality cannot be greater than what your screen can do. At this very moment, I'm not sure that any screen is capable of displaying 300 dpi images.
Francois

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