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Quick Tip:
A Quick Fix for Image Resolution Confusion

When do you use 72 dpi? Is 600 dpi ever too small? How do you determine a photo’s true dimensions before you stretch or shrink it in your layout program?

Image resolution can be one of the biggest problems for new graphic designers, probably second only to managing color. But there is an easy, free resource that will help you cut through the confusion.

The royalty-free image site iStockPhoto has an article with clear, concise explanations at: www.istockphoto.com/article_view.php?ID=199.

And while you’re there, look around at the high-quality, inexpensive stock images.

How to Land Clients in 21 Days

How to Land Clients in 21 Days with Just Your Computer

How do I land my first client? It’s a question every aspiring freelancer asks eventually. Now, there’s a proven system for landing clients that removes the guesswork. Best of all? No cold calling. Learn More »


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Published: May 3, 2007

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