This and that from PS magazine

[cranetruck]

In the process of trying to locate an image for recovry4x4 I found the following notes and pictures form past PS magazines that may be of interest. (Didn't find the picture Kenny wanted).

Bjorn
MVPA19212

 

[mangus580]

Bjorn, could you email the high res versions of those to me? i will make techies out of them...

 

[cranetruck]

How high is high res, Mike?

 

[Longhunter7]

Some'ors

Here is another one that you can add!

 

[mangus580]

ummmm.... well.... what size are they now? I just want to make them readable (not as picky as Kenny)

 

[cranetruck]

about 240 K as per forum requirements.

 

[mangus580]

what resolution is that?

 

[cranetruck]

Give me your email address and I'm send them to you large enough to read clearly.

 

[Longhunter7]

TOO BIG?

Does the new size work better?

 

[Polverone]

A quick note on pixels vs dpi

The max allowed to post on the site is 640X480. The LH picture(s) are exactly the same size (both of them) in resoulution (pixels per inch). In this case they are 600 pixels X 446 pixels.

A 600x446 picture is just that. Exactly 600 pixels wide and exactly 446 pixels tall. The only difference being when it is displayed. (This is what makes a picture look bigger or smaller depending on the resolution settings of your monitor - but that's OT and I digress.)

A printer that can print 100 DPI will print that picture 6.0 inches wide and 4.46 inches tall. A printer that prints 50 DPI will print it 12.0 inches wide and 8.92 inches tall and, on the converse, a printer that prints at 220 dpi (which is about where the home printer prints at) the picture would print at 2.7 wide X 2.0 inches tall

The higher the resolution (pixels per inch) the better the quality when enlarging from an original - but you knew that.

Hope this helps. Made me scratch my head more than once when I first started.