Print vs Web: Resolution and Exporting
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- 31 marks
- about 35 minutes
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Digital Graphics Skills, lesson 6 of 8 (skill). Pupils use pixels = inches × ppi to size a page, judge whether a photo has enough pixels with effective ppi, and export the same design For print (300 ppi) and For the web, then fix a poster with four faults in Image Studio at Full.
14 slides.
Lesson outline
- Hook — Same Photo, Two Sizes
- Do Now — Effects, Layers and Pixels
- Millimetres, Inches and ppi
- Worked Example 1 — How Many Pixels for A4?
- Worked Example 2 — Is This Photo Big Enough?
- Hinge Check — Make It Sharper
- Your Turn Together — A Postcard
- Size Table — Fill the Gaps
- Print or Web? Formats and the Safe Area
- Make It — Fix the Poster That Won't Print
- Re-Poll — Make It Sharper
- Homework 3
Unit bundleDigital Graphics Skills
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