Michael - Clickonprint
posted this on September 04, 2009 01:19 pm
When placing an image into our software it will automatically be checked to ensure it has sufficient resolution for the placed size. When the resolution is 'low' (150ppi to 250ppi) or 'bad' (less than 150dpi) the software will display a warning message.
The image size and resolution for full page images depends on the dimensions of the book.
|
Format |
Image Size (Pixels) |
In Megapixels |
|---|---|---|
|
A5 Landscape |
2551 x 1825 px @ 300ppi |
5 megapixels |
|
8in Square |
2432 x 2432 px @ 300ppi |
6 megapixels |
|
A4 Portrait |
2550 x 3578 px @ 300ppi |
9 megapixels |
|
A4 Landscape |
3578 x 2550 px @ 300ppi |
9 megapixels |
|
12in Square |
3614 3614 px @ 300ppi |
12 megapixels |
|
A3 Landscape |
5030 x 3578 px @ 300ppi |
18 megapixels |
*Please note that a 3mm bleed is included on all sides.
|
Format |
Image Size (Pixels) |
In Megapixels |
|---|---|---|
|
A5 Landscape |
5570 x 2179 px @ 300ppi |
15 megapixels |
|
8in Square |
4864 x 2432 px @ 300ppi |
15 megapixels |
|
A4 Portrait |
5100 x 3578 px @ 300ppi |
18 megapixels |
|
A4 Landscape |
7156 x 2550 px @ 300ppi |
23 megapixels |
|
12in Square |
7228 3614 px @ 300ppi |
30 megapixels |
|
A3 Landscape |
10200 x 3578 px @ 300ppi |
40 megapixels |
*Please note that a 3mm bleed is included on all sides.
See also:
What size can I print my photo?
What is image resolution and how does it affect the printed image?
How to setup your photocover to make a stunning photobook?