You can ‘resize’ an image for printing without not changing the number of pixels it contains. Instead, you’re simply changing the size at which they will print.
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This means changing the number of pixels in the image by adding more (‘upsampling’) for big prints or taking some away (‘downsampling’) for on-screen use. For example, you need to ‘downsample’ digital photos to display them on web pages, where a [...]
The size of a digital image in pixels. A 12-megapixel digital SLR image, for example, may measure 4,000 pixels by 3,000 pixels (3,000 x 2,000 = 12 million).
Basic building block of digital photos. Every digital photo is made up of pixels, and each pixel is a square block of a single colour. Viewed from far enough away, the pixels and the colours merge to produce the impression [...]
Reducing a digital photo’s size in pixels. You’ll need to do this to put a photo on a web page, although some web design software will do it for you automatically. A digital SLR, for example, will typically produce an [...]