Either the file size or display size of an image. File size is referred to in kilobytes (i.e. 20k), and display size is referred to in pixels as width x height (i.e. 468x60)
This is the size of the actual image, not the surrounding border. Unless part of the border is to be shown, the window of the mat should be smaller than the image size in order for it to be attached to the back of the mat.
What's going to be showing on the poster or where the matting stops and the artwork begins. Typically the image size will be 6" smaller in both dimensions than the final size, when you put 3" matting all around.
The size in pixels of the image qube along each axis (sample, line, band).
Actual physical dimensions of an image before it is digitally recorded. Last Reviewed: 2002-07-05
The size of an image on Gekko Images. There are 5 image sizes available to our clients; web only small Web only Small printed Medium printed Full size See the image size section for more details.
The physical dimensions of the final scanned image.
The dimensions of an image in either pixel dimensions or in bytes of disk space.
This attribute describes the approximate image size in inches that your projector can display. This measurement is a range, depending on how far your projector is from the display area, and is measured diagonally.
The size of an image formed by the lens onto the chip or pickup device. These sizes are referred to as 1/4", 1/3", 1/2", 2/3" and 1" being measured diagonally.
The pixel dimensions of a given image. Image size is expressed in terms of pixels. For example, a given image could have an image size of 640 pixels by 480 pixels. When using the Zazzle Design Program, it helps to understand how image size relates to the physical size of the product: see the Image Size Guide for more information.
the height and width of an image, measured in pixels.
With an aspect ratio of 4:3 (VGA-, SVGA-,SXGA resolution) the image size values of a digital projector are determined as follows: Image diagonal = image width x 1,25; Image width = image diagonal : 1,25; image height = image diagonal x 0,6 or image width x 0,75
The measurements of artwork that are to be visible within the frame and mount, including borders, if these are to show. Image size is not always obvious and can be a matter of taste, eg a customer may want a tiny image framed surrounded by a large expanse of paper. Sometimes referred to as window size, since it is the size to which the window aperture is to be cut.
the physical dimensions of an image (height x width)
Refers to the dimensions of the printed image not to the size of the paper it is printed on that is referred to as Paper Size; however, occasionally the image and the paper size are the same.
The physical dimensions of an image, not counting the white border around the image.
The size of the work reproduced on a print, not the overall paper size.
This is the actual measurement of your picture. Usually this represents the window size of the mat board.
Reference to the size of an image formed by the lens onto the camera pickup device. The current standards are: 1", 2/3", 1/2" and 1/3" measured diagonally.
describes the actual physical dimensions of an image, not the size it appears on a given display device.
The size the image will appear in relation to your layout page.This is not necessarily the size of your final piece.For example, if you are creating a full page newspaper ad and this image takes up Â1/4 of that ad, then you would choose Â1/4 page.If you are running a Â1/2 page ad but your image takes up the whole ad, then you would choose full page.In perpetuity Without time limit.
The physical dimensions of the image as measured in the small squares (pixels) of a computer screen; an image filling a "typical" computer screen (13 inch diagonal) would be 640 x 480 pixels; compare to image file size above.
The physical dimensions of an image—without the white border, which surrounds it.
Actual dimensions of a printed image. This refers only to the image itself and not to the size of the paper it is printed on.
