Saturday, October 1, 2005, 6:28:31 PM, graywolf wrote: g> Yes, and they probably print camera phone photos in their magazine g> supplement. The thing here is any publication wanting high resolution g> images is not going to request jpegs. The standard ppi for jpegs is 72.
Sorry, but you are wrong on this. Agency I work with which supplies even Time and Newsweek asks for jpegs. It's pretty much standard in editorial photography for transfer of photographs. ~12MB files that come around 1-2MB as jpegs. Same with other agencies. That's for editorial (news). Advertising and other commercial stock is different. And everybody prints cameraphones photos now ;-) I dislike the term "citizen journalism", there are journalism standards every journalist should abide by (although some don't, and even more _owners_ of newspapers don't, even if their journalists would like to). Fra
