Standard Dimensions for Digital Images
Standard Dimensions for Digital Images
This document will help you customize your images for different uses.
TYPICAL CAPTURE SIZES _____________________________________________
Digital Camera files
Aspect ratios vary for different camera, some standard examples:
? 3.1 MP - 2048 x 1536 pixels (JPG HQ 1.0 MB, TIFF 18.9 MB) ? 5 MP - 2580 x 2048 pixels (JPG HQ 1.5 MB, TIFF 31.7 MB) ? 10 MP - 3648 x 2736 pixels (JPG HQ 2.2 MB, TIFF 59.9 MB)
Scans
Good Quality:
8" x 10", 300 ppi (3000 x 2400 pixels) 24 bit color TIFF or PSD (Photoshop) file format (Approximate file size: 20 MB)
"Archival" Quality: 11" x 17", 300 ppi (5100 x 3300), 48 bit color, TIFF or PSD (Photoshop) file format (Approximate file size: 96.3 MB)
TYPICAL SIZES IN USE _______________________________________________
Web Pages
Typical browser window is 955 x 600 pixels. Each area of the page layout, such as the top banner or columns, has additional width restrictions. Be careful not to overfill any layout area.
? Top banner: not more than width of container for page content ? Button or icon: 10 to 50 pixels wide/high ? Thumbnail link: 60 to 100 pixels wide/high ? In-line illustration: 250 to 350 pixels wide ? Enlargement: 600 w x 500 h to 1200 w x 800 h pixels
(larger dimensions assumes audience has high bandwidth connection and large display)
PowerPoint
(These are full-screen dimensions. Make images smaller if using captions or other text.)
? XGA projectors: (1024 x 768 pixels) 10" x 7.5" at 96 ppi ? UXGA projectors: (1600 X 1200 pixels) 10" x 7.5" at 160 ppi
This size image will also look good on older SVGA (800 x 600) or XGA (1024 x 768)
Video
Image files must be in RGB or Grayscale mode* (not CYMK). Before inserting into a video project, crop images to constrain for aspect ratio: 4:3 for regular video, or 16:9 for HDV or DV widescreen. For best results resize pixel dimensions as follows:
Standard Video (4:3 ratio)
iMovie HD6 & iMovie DV 720 x 528, or 1440 x 1056 (if using zoom & pan effects)
NTSC DV
720 x 480
DVCPRO
1280 x 1080
Widescreen Formats (16:9 ratio)
HDTV 720p
1280 x 720
HDTV 1080p
1920 x 1080
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Prints
Typical dimensions and resolutions for print: file sizes (approximate) are for flattened 8 bit TIFF files, RGB mode.
Note: Check printing device specs or ask printing service to confirm best resolution.
Good Quality prints (240 ppi for inkjet, 300 ppi for laser, offset or photo services)
Print Size 4" x 6 " 5" x 7" 8 " x 10" 11" x 17" 20" x 24"
Inkjet printers (Epson/HP) - 240 ppi 960 x 1440 (4 MB) 1680 x 1200 (5.8 MB) 1920 x 2400 (13.2 MB) 2640 x 4080 (30.8 MB) 4800 x 5760 (79.1 MB)
Laser, offset & photo printers - 300 ppi 1200 x 1800 (6.2 MB) 1500 x 2100 (9 MB) 2400 x 3000 (20.6 MB) 3300 x 5100 (48.2 MB) 5400 x 7200 (111.2 MB)
Higher Quality Prints (360 ppi for inkjet, 600 ppi for laser, offset or photo services)
Print Size 4" x 6 " 5" x 7" 8 " x 10" 11" x 17" 20" x 24"
Inkjet printers (Epson/HP) - 360 ppi 1440 x 2160 (17.8 MB) 1800 x 2520 (26 MB) 2880 x 3600 (59.3 MB) 3960 x 6120 (138.7 MB) 7200 x 8640 (356 MB)
Laser, offset & photo printers - 600 ppi 2400 x 3600 (9.4 MB) 3000 x 4200 (72.1 MB) 4800 x 6000 (164.8 MB) 5100 x 3300 (385.2 MB) 12000 x 14400 (988.8 MB)
* Note: File size are for bitmap graphics. Vector graphic file sizes will be considerably smaller.
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