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All relationships are complex, but there's nothing more confusing than the complicated relationship between megapixels, file size, image size, and print size. Julieanne Kost and Daniel Brown explain the difference and advise you on the best sizes for scanning, printing (for both a desktop printer and a press), slideshows, and Web sites.
Written by Julieanne Kost Daniel Brown on May 10, 2006
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Are you confused about the connection between megapixels, image file size, and print dimensions? Most people are, even when they think they understand all the ins and outs.
That's where this article comes in. In language that's easy to understand but based on sound facts, Julieanne Kost and Daniel Brown help you not only grasp the technicalities, they'll also tell you how to accomplish practical tasks, such as printing at the right resolution.
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Copyright © 2006 Julieanne Kost and Daniel Brown. Used with permission of Adobe Evangelists.
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