On PC: Right-click image icon > Properties to find out the dimensions of your image in pixels.

On Mac: Control-Click image > Get Info.

Open the file in Photoshop. Pull down Image > Image Resolution to find out the resolution.

Divide the resolution by 300 (dpi/ppi) to calculate how much to reduce your photo to make it
appropriate for print quality. (eg. 150 ppi ÷ 300 ppi = .5 or 50%)

1. Cactus.jpg
Size: __2347________ pixels wide x ______1760____ pixels high
Resolution: _____150_____ pixels per inch
Therefore: reduce to _____50%_____ % to get 300 ppi/dpi

2. Cat.jpg
Size: _____2816_____ pixels wide x ____2112______ pixels high
Resolution: _____180_____ pixels per inch
Therefore: reduce to ____60%______ % to get 300 ppi/dpi

3. Insect.jpg
Size: _____2816_____ pixels wide x _____2112_____ pixels high
Resolution: ______180____ pixels per inch
Therefore: reduce to _____60_____ % to get 300 ppi/dpi

4. Market.jpg
Size: ______2816____ pixels wide x ___2112_______ pixels high
Resolution: _____72_____ pixels per inch
Therefore: reduce to _____24_____ % to get 300 ppi/dpi

5. Mushroom.jpg
Size: _____1408_____ pixels wide x _____1056_____ pixels high
Resolution: _____300_____ pixels per inch
Therefore: reduce to _____10_____ % to get 300 ppi/dpi

6. ParisBallerina.jpg
Size: ____1971______ pixels wide x ______1478____ pixels high
Resolution: ____180______ pixels per inch
Therefore: reduce to _____60_____ % to get 300 ppi/dpi

7. RiverMist.jpg
Size: ____1564______ pixels wide x _____1173_____ pixels high
Resolution: ______100____ pixels per inch
Therefore: reduce to _______0.34___ % to get 300 ppi/dpi
8. Snow.jpg
Size: _____3219_____ pixels wide x _____2347_____ pixels high
Resolution: _____200_____ pixels per inch
Therefore: reduce to _____0.67_____ percent to get 300 ppi/dpi

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