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Jun 01, 2007 19:11 |  #1

Hi
When I crop and print photos that are 8x10, I try to attain a resolution (ppi) that is close to 300.

What if I'm cropping and printing 5x7's...what is an acceptable resolution?

Same for 4x6's?

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Jun 01, 2007 19:23 |  #2

Surely the same? 300ppi?



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Jun 02, 2007 02:50 |  #3

Then you should be aiming for an images measuring 1500 x 2100 (5x7) and 1200 x 1800 (4x6) respectively.

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Jun 02, 2007 04:42 |  #4

300ppi seems to be a 'standard', although for larger prints you can/wiil have to go lower than this to avoid upsizing the image. I've printed at around 200ppi at 12" x 8" with no detectable pixels or loss of IQ.

The 300ppi is more important for smaller images than lare poster size ones due to the distance you are likely to view them at.


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