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Mercator: Extreme Controls scrollwheel double-click pinch zoom shift+drag right-click drag two-finger drag warp map shift+double-click right-double-click long-press set as pole tl;dr The map you see is the Mercator projection. But unlike a standard Mercator projection, you can substitute any point on earth as the "pole". Furthermore, this map cuts off much, much closer to the poles than normal, allowing you to see many more orders of magnitude of distortion. Because this yields a map several times taller than it is wide, it is shown sideways from its usual orientation. Backstory The Mercator projection is infamous for its distortion at high latitudes. Any Mercator map you've ever seen must cut off the top/bottom edges at some arbitrary point. But I've often wondered what lies beyond those cut-offs... to make a map that didn't cut off but simply kept going. But of course that'd all be on a featureless expanse of ice. Note how strange the oblique Mercator looks even without the increased cutoffs. button. Orientation
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Pixels Per Inch PPI Calculator Calculator Use The PPI Calculator finds pixels per inch (PPI) and pixels per centimeter (PPcm). It will calculate PPI when inches are entered and calculate both PPI and PPcm when centimeters are entered. PPI is a measure of pixel density or resolution of a computer screen, television screen or other display device. Pixels per inch or PPcm indicates how many pixels are in a 1 inch line or 1 cm line on a display. Also calculated are dot pitch, diagonal in pixels and total number in megapixels. Follow These Two Steps to Calculate PPI: Use the Pythagorean Theorem and the screen width and height in pixels to calculate the diagonal length in pixels: Use the formula to calculate PPI, dividing the length of the diagonal in pixels by the length of the diagonal in inches The number of pixels per inch or PPI tells you how many pixels are in a 1 inch line on a display screen. You can use the same PPI formula above to calculate pixels per centimeter, PPcm. Example: Calculate Pixels per Inch PPI