Resolution isn't an image size. Unless they specify how many actual
pixels the need, they haven't asked for an image yet.
And in case you weren't aware of it, resolution (300PPI vs. 72PPI) is
irrelevant since it can be changed non destructively unless you
change the pixel dimensions. Images of the same pixel dimensions at
72PPI and at 300PPI are exactly the same file size and will display
exactly the same size on a monitor or when using a projector.
I would contact them and tell them they haven't asked for an image yet.
Larry
>Hi All: An area college gallery is sponsoring a juried art
>show. They are only accepting submissions electronically (digital
>images)for jurying. They specify that the submitted images must be
>Jpegs at 300 Dpi or higher in resolution. The images are to burned
>to a CD and delivered to the gallery. I have no problem making a
>electronic submission of my work pieces, but what I'm not too keen
>of is being requested to send in 300 DPI images, especially when the
>CD's will not be returned. They state nothing about liability for
>handling Hi resolution images or destroying the CD if the entrant is
>not accepted. From what I have seen with other gallery submissions
>that request digital images, they ask for 72 DPI and a certain size
>file for projecting. Tell me what you think.
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