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Ideal resolution for an image on the web
What do you recommend? Should your web image have a resolution of 72dpi or is it irrelevant as the browser works in pixels and 100 pixels are 100 pixels no matter what dpi you select? What do you think?
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What resolution do you recommend for an image on the web?
This question was originally asked by Kevin M..
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5 Comments
Aug 27, 2010
This is very helpful. thanks
Aug 27, 2010
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Aug 28, 2010
I always stick to 72dpi, More so for speed. When you start going for higher resolutions you immediately notice the speed impairment.
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Aug 29, 2010
i used 100-300dpi image in web but it’s not look as good as 72dpi so my answer will be 72dpi .
Sep 2, 2010
I always use 72dpi. I have tried higher resolutions but when optimized it does not look good so I tend to stick to 72dpi. There is a possibility of the loading times increasing the higher the resolution so this is something worth taking into account when deciding what resolution to use.
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