The document discusses image resolution and its impact on image quality. Resolution refers to the number of pixels in an image and determines the clarity and sharpness. Higher resolutions like 4 megapixels and above provide better quality images that can be enlarged for printing. The standard resolution for screens is 72ppi while 300ppi is recommended for print.

2. Resolution
 Is most used when talking about monitors and
printers
 It refers to the clarity and sharpness of a image

3. Resolution
 To every bitmap image there its resolution and its size
 The total number of pictures in a image are determined by
these two factors
 Bitmap images are composed of pixels
 The number of pixels per inch is image resolution

4. Resolution
 256 x 256 This is found on very cheap cameras and is very bad quality
 640 x 480 This is also a low end product and not used much anymore
 1216 x 912 This is good for printing pictures as it is a mega pixel image size
 1600 x 1200 This is a high resolution with almost 2 million pixels
 2240 x 1680 This is great for large images and is found on 4 mega pixel cameras
 4064 x 2704 This is a top of the line camera and has 11.1 mega pixels

5. Resolution
 If there are less pixels on a image , it will be displayed in a lot lower
quality
 The more pixels there are in a image will make it better quality
 On screen and in print are the two ways you can display a image.
 It is very easy to figure out for each image the optimum resolution when
your preparing them you need to know what size to scan them to

6. Resolution
 The standard for screen display is 72ppi
 The standard for print is 300 ppi

7. Resolution