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18. March 2006
by madelaide
The F.A.Q. says its 2400x1600 pix. My digital camera is 2272x1704, which is slighlty more in total pixels, but does not comply the 2400 minimum lenght.
Is it ok to upload 2272x1704?
Regards,
Adelaide
RE: Minimum image size
Hi Madelaide,
There is a barrier in the upload system that automatically blocks images that are too small from being uploaded, but this function calculates the total number of pixels, and as you yourself say, 2272x1704 is just over that limit so there's nothing stopping you :)
The crestock team
Posted: 18. Mar 2006 by Crestock
RE: Minimum image size
If someone cares...compact digital cameras have 4:3 length:height ration (that's monitor screen resolution..800x600, 1024x768, 1152x864) and digital SLR cameras (usually used by profi photographers or crazy amateurs:) have the chip ration of 3:2 (that's why this site says 2400x1600 or 3000x2000).
Divide any of those pairs of numbers and you'll get 1.33 (4:3=1.33) for the first camera type (or 0.75 if dividing second with the first number..hence 3:4=0.75) and 1.5 for the second camera type (3:2=1.5) or 0.66 (2:3=0.66).
Posted: 23. Mar 2006 by VOYAGER