picture sizes

arthur brode says on Dec 15, 2006, 09:18:

I resize them on my camara to 640x480 then upload them using www.tinypic.com

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arthur brode says on Dec 15, 2006, 09:21:

this is 640x480

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Desideria (Moderator) says on Dec 15, 2006, 09:36:

that's a good size, arthur are those figures set up on wires over the river?
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Desi


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poco says on Dec 15, 2006, 10:20:

Must have been a fad ? 50% of the women had rear mounted Cellphone Holders last week !!! Today it is almost ZERO and this happened overnight ??? I can't understand why ?



I've read that you can't see any worth while detail on photos with a resolution of more than 72 pixels per inch. I resize to 72 per inch and then set the size to 4" x 6".

This seems a good balance that allows a quick download time for viewers and still being large enough to view.

For instance,, the 640 x 480 image takes 87K,, the cell phone holder takes 36K.

I reduced the pixel size and made the photo a little brighter, now the size is 34K, plus it is one half inch larger than a 4x6,, but what the heck.



I shoot at 6 Meg. Pixels,, never know when you will need a digital zoomed image.

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arthur brode says on Dec 15, 2006, 10:23:

Yes,Desi:)

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arthur brode says on Dec 15, 2006, 10:31:

poco there must be a cell phone snatcher on the loose in your neighborhood.thanks for fixing my photo.

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Mario says on Dec 15, 2006, 10:37:

"I've read that you can't see any worth while detail on photos with a resolution of more than 72 pixels per inch."

You can see much more detail in photos at higher resolutions than 72 ppi - but that only applies to printing, or display on a computer when viewed at 100%. Here's why 72 ppi is all that's necessary for Internet usage. A monitor will only display at 72 ppi. This is called "screen resolution". A 300 ppi photo will not display higher than the screen resolution - it will only display at 72 ppi regardless of its native resolution, therefore anything higher than 72 ppi is overkill and a waste of bandwidth, but I still see high-resolution images used on the Internet all the time, and for no reason at all.

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