Thanks, Heidi - that's good to know for future reference, i.e., the next time I get bored and change my siggy!Originally Posted by valanhb
The visual rule we are going by is 2" total, or maximum 150 pixels high at 72 dpi. Yours is just right at 150 pixels high (which can also be found in the Properties.)
Hi Deb-
How do you check the DPI? Is mine okay? I checked my size, and height, and it's all fine, but I don't know how to check DPI? Is that under "Properties" too? Is mine okay?Originally Posted by valanhb
The visual rule we are going by is 2" total, or maximum 150 pixels high at 72 dpi. Yours is just right at 150 pixels high (which can also be found in the Properties.)
Unless you are using a high end image program like Photoshop that allows you to specify the dpi for various outputs, the default dpi is 72.
I do use Photoshop.Originally Posted by valanhb
Unless you are using a high end image program like Photoshop that allows you to specify the dpi for various outputs, the default dpi is 72.72 dpi is also the recommended setting for making online graphics, since it allows for good clarity and faster load times.
If you have Photoshop and want to double check, open the image, then go to Image, Image Size. The dpi is the same as the Resolution. It is probably set at 72 pixels/inch, which is the default.
Okay, I checked it... it is 72. Thanks!Originally Posted by valanhb
If you have Photoshop and want to double check, open the image, then go to Image, Image Size. The dpi is the same as the Resolution. It is probably set at 72 pixels/inch, which is the default.
Sandra, your image is fine.
