We've been having some discussions about the resolution of digital projectors and the optimum size of images for projection. Since projectors have specific pixel dimensions (just as monitors do), it seems that it's futile to include images in PowerPoint presentations that are larger than those dimensions.
So for example, if the projector resolution is 1024x768, you should use images around 1000 pixels wide, since anything larger is going to be reduced to the projector resolution. Am I on the right track here? Have people set guidelines for staff creating PowerPoint presentations to guide them--if so, what size images do you suggest? Thanks, as always! Deb Wythe Deborah Wythe Head, Digital Collections and Services Brooklyn Museum 200 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11238 tel: 718 501 6311 fax: 718 501 6145 deborahwythe at hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ http://liveearth.msn.com
