Hi Joan,
Incorrect. Go back a few posts and read my response to the Electronic
Gallery Submissions thread. Resolution is irrelevant and can be
changed non destructively. The only important numbers are the height
and width in pixels.
I never put an image on the web over 500 pixels long dimension and
ALWAYS include a copyright as a text layer in the image.
Larry
>I believe that if you post your photo at 72 dpi (just like you would on your
>website) then it will not be "printable quality" & thus not be printable for
>someone on Facebook. I would not think that any Facebook mechanisms could
>change the fact that you uploaded an image that you resized to only 72 dpi.
> For a printable image you would want your image to be 240 - 300 dpi.
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