1024 x 768 image size

I want to put a few images into my local camera club competition, images have a max width of 1024 pixels and max height of 768 pixels and merged onto a plain coloured background of exactly those dimensions.
Any idea's how I should do this, the instructions given by the club are for Photoshop, but I am sure I should be able to do it in Aperture 3.
Thanks, Junah.

During the creative process you may want to see what a crop at a 1.33 to 1 ratio looks like. If it looks good the presentation may be better cropped than with an arbitrary likely uneven border.
-Allen

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1024 x 768 or 1024 x 748 for images to fill the page?

As I understand, there is 20px for wifi/time/battery bar...
Is that 20px always used up? Or is it available for image depending whether the user has his or her hand there?
I'm trying to figure out what size to make my images so they fill the page.
Should it be 1024 x 768 or 1024 x 748 ?

it is always there in ibooks in landscape, when in portrait it is on the side (which is now the top) so the live area is 1004 x 768
I think all Apple apps have this bar and it is also there when on the home page (it is slightly transparent)
Not to be confused with the black title bar that pops up when going to the library, this is different.
I would go ahead and do 1024 x 768, incase you use the image full size in both portrait and landscape
Sort of depends on the layout of the book.
If you know you are not going to use the image full screen in portrait, then you could use the 1024 x 748
having the extra 20 px isn't a problem, it will just get cropped off.

How do I automatically make new front panels and block diagrams a certain size and screen position, like able to fit on a 1024 x 768 screen?

I'm studying for the CLD and I notice that one of the requirements is this:
Develop block diagrams to fit a screen resolution of 1024 x 768.
When I create a new VI, its resolution is slightly too big: 1110 x 768.
When I create a subVI via the menu item Edit >> Create SubVI, it is way too small: 800 x 543.
For both methods of creating new VIs, I would like to specify both the screen position and window size. But if that is not possible in LabVIEW, I'd like a quick way to make this happen. I see some property nodes for VIs where I could write a subVI that could do this for the front panel, but that is awkward. And it does not apply to block diagrams.
Is there a clever way to do these things?

bmihura wrote:
I'm studying for the CLD and I notice that one of the requirements is this:
Develop block diagrams to fit a screen resolution of 1024 x 768.
When I create a new VI, its resolution is slightly too big: 1110 x 768.
When I create a subVI via the menu item Edit >> Create SubVI, it is way too small: 800 x 543.
For both methods of creating new VIs, I would like to specify both the screen position and window size. But if that is not possible in LabVIEW, I'd like a quick way to make this happen. I see some property nodes for VIs where I could write a subVI that could do this for the front panel, but that is awkward. And it does not apply to block diagrams.
Is there a clever way to do these things?
It doesn't mean the default size of the window. It means once your code is complete, your block diagram should be small enough that you can see all your code when its on a monitor of that resolution. Before you test, set your computer monitor resolution to 1024x768. Write your code. If all the code on your block diagram can be seen without scrolling, you will be fine. They won't measure this explicitly. They are basically just saying "you shouldn't have a huge block diagram."
CLA, LabVIEW Versions 2010-2013

Problems with image sizes

There seems to be lots of confusion about image sizes and Apple iBookstore Support et al simply state that images should not be greater than 2 megapixels.
IBook Author Help > Photos and other images, states:-
Important: When you export your book for distribution outside the iBookstore, images are automatically scaled to a width of 2048 pixels, which is optimized for iPad with Retina display. Readers can view these images on other iPad models, but the viewing experience might be slower. You can improve the viewing experience on iPad models without Retina display by using images no wider than 1024 pixels.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5117 states:-
Publishing to the iBookstore:
If most of your readers will be using the original iPad, scale down images in Interactive Image widgets to a width of 2048 pixels and all other images to a width of 1024 pixels.
Previewing on iPad, or exporting for distribution outside the iBookstore:
You can improve the viewing experience on iPad models without Retina display by scaling down images in Interactive Image widgets to a width of 2048 pixels and all other images to a width of 1024 pixels.iBA help deals with exporting books OUTSIDE the store and simply advises that you can help none Retina viewers by having a smaller image. No help at all really - but suggests that the use of images 2048 is OK. that would indicate 2048 x 1536 or 1496. No mention of what resolution should be used.
iBookstore support basically reapeat this.
So to ease life in getting books accepted, should we all use 1024 x 768 @72ppi for iPad & iPad 2 and now iPad mini. ????
and use 2048 x 1536 @ ?? for The New iPad Retina display!
Both fail to mention HOW the books author would know which iPad a buyer/viewer will be using. Also if "we" only use 1024 x 768, those with Retina do not get an "enhanced viewing experience".
For a company that deals entirely with devices that use logical programming - there seems very little logic applied when it comes to dealing with a section of their business which by issueing iBA Free and wacking 30% of the top, must be adding to the $billions already stacked away in a corner somewhere.
iBA makes eBooks for use/display on iPads only. For months now since iBA became available, one of the most common requests on this forum is help with....image sizes.
It seems reasonable now when Retina is in use and eventually the iPad and iPad 2 will fade away - ditto the new none retina mini and ALL Apple devices and computers will be retina. So why not plan now! Surely images in shoudl be geared to deal with Retina displays. IF Apple would take that line maybe "Support" would have less work dealing with requests for help about images IF Apple accept that the next Stephen King may not have a clue how to deal with adjusting images sizes and simply state the required dimentions.
I make photo books and use 2048 x 1496 @150ppi - so far ten free books have gone into the store.
The suggestion about images for retina display as "standard" as been sent as feedback.

For all those who are still confused by Apples image restrictions / requirements...
In the new Template chooser after the recent updates is "Antique". This template has a Chapter background image ( the olde world print of sailing ships in blue litho print style ). This print when opened in PS is 2771 x 1506 @72ppi. 2771x1506=4,173,126 pixels.This implies Apple supply a book which does not comply with its own requirements!
Higher image resolution applied to printed photo inmages, make the image sharper. If for example you wanted to print a wall poster 45inches wide, the image needs needs a higher resolution to cater for the size, BUT the same image used for a 45" poster will print 4.5" wide print on your own printer!
iBA full page is deemed to be 1024 x 748. resolution from Apple is 72ppi. An image with those specifications will be OK in iPad & iPad 2 - but not so sharp on a Retina display especially if zoomed larger on screen
Now it seems 2048 x 1496 - double the original image size is suggested for Retina.
You can change an image in PS i.e. 1024 x 748 and change resolution to 144. PS will double the pixel size as you change the resolution. OK, just change pixel sizes back to 1024 x 748 and reolution is now 144.
That indicates a sharper image which will be suitable for retina display and in fact all current iPad models.
Today my 11th photo book was notified as available in the iBook Store, all my images were pre-formatted at 2048 x 1496 @ 150ppi. ( 2048 x 1496 = 3.063,808 pixels!)
During delivery there were no issues flagged and after delivery no tickets.
So I suggest all those folk pondering images sizes follow my example, which is now proved to be accepatble!
One thing puzzles me though, I dont use all images as full page and they can be masked down to - say - 250 x 200. Should just make an image to fit the size I want to display ??

Image size for ibooks author

Hi
I am making a book using iBooks author. It will be image heavy. (40-50 images)
I have a few question on images.
1. I do not want the file to be huge or take an age to download so an Apple rep informed me that the images should ideally be no more than 500-600kb per image saved at 72dpi
Forgve my ignorance but can someone eplain to me what this means in terms of pixels? What size (height and width) and resolution (pixels per inch) should I save images so that they can be seen at their best but not be overly large?
The finder window when I try to resize images gives me some standard options. Should I take these? Also if I click on 1024 x 768 pixels as a standard size, the width and height boxes do not change.
I'm a little confused.
Many thanks

This thread is over 12 months old now...perhaps you posted here by mistake. Your problems have slready had rep,ies in another thread, however to answer your question..
No, iBA does not seem to change image size....which is why you see posts about tickets for images size in books held back by the review team.
Consider that Apple gave you free use of iBA. Pages, inDesign and others come at a cost.
If you intend to create other books with a high photo image content, you really need to consider investing in suitable software.
I suggest you search the net for "photo image editors" or similar, dont wait for iBA updates..I doubt Apple will address image sizing and "cropping" can effectively be done using the image mask.
As in all projects be it eBooks, making kitchen tables or building a tree house...its sensible to gather all your assets and ensure they are suitable for the planned use....before starting the construction process.

1024 X 768 resolution...alright already.

My screen resolution IS set at 1024 X 768 - why do I keep getting an error message that says I should change it to the best optimal viewing resolution of 1024 X 768?

Bill,
What is your interest or need for 1024x768? Is it because that's the size of your original images? Is that the size you want to output? If the latter, why that size - for example, are you thinking you need that size to fill the screen when you show the photos?
iPhoto, iMovie, FCE and iDVD can ALL do slideshows of your photos and include a music track. They accept 1024x768 original images. All except iDVD can output a QuickTime file of your finished slideshow, including the music. The video apps will adjust the size of your photos to fit standard DV 4:3 720x480 (or possibly HD dimensions of 1280x720 or 1920x1080 if you work in HD) - but sizing in the video realm is not the same as sizing in the digital photo realm. If your concern is image quality, regular DV 720x480 will give you a very nice quality image on your screen.
iPhoto, iMovie and iDVD can also automatically adjust the onscreen time of each photo so that the complete slideshow matches the length of the music track.
Is that what you were looking for?
Note: I just read your following post and realized you are in the UK, the DV pixel sizes I mentioned above are NTSC, not PAL.

Image size for import?

Does iBook Author resize images you drag and drop? Or should I resize before?
Thanks.

Hallo,
I had the same question, so I just made some experiments.
What I found out is, if you are exporting your book as a ibook file (extension .ibooks), iBooks author will automatically compress your jpgs to a much smaller size, I suppose about 1024 x 768, even if the jpgs I included have been about 4800x3200, 9,2MB original size.
I checked this with another file where I used the same but small jpgs (1024x768). Both .ibooks file had the same size.
If you save your book with "save as" or "save" as an .iba file, the jpgs stay in their original size.
So the book using full size jpgs came out for example with 80 MB, the one with the small jpegs with 3.2 MB.
This means iBook author is resizing your images when you export to an *.ibook file, and keeps the size of the jpgs when you just save.

Menu background image size

Hi...if I follow this link http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iDVD/6.0/en/17.html and the instructions for preparing menu background images. My images still get cropped. Does anyone know the real sizes that will fit perfectly?
From the Apple link:
"If you want your images to fit the DVD window exactly, use an image-editing application to crop and resize the images to the following dimensions:
720 x 540 pixels for standard video in NTSC format
854 x 480 pixels for widescreen in NTSC format
768 x 576 pixels for standard video in PAL format
1024 x 576 pixels for widescreen in PAL format"
Many thanks in advance

Shingy,
Today there is an update to iDVD (as well as other iApps) that you should make.
After doing the update this is what I found:
I'm not sure if the things I'm seeing are a result of the update, but after updating I have further defined the problem.
The problem now seems to be in figuring out the proper background size when using a widescreen theme converted to 4:3
Widescreen as widescreen and 4:3 as 4:3 work as expected in PAL.
So, if you stick with the originally discussed image sizes for PAL you will be OK AS LONG AS you don't try to use a widescreen theme as a 4:3 theme. (I didn't try using a 4:3 theme as widescreen.)

Change Image Size in existing Video Project?

First post, Premiere NOOB. I have a Premiere Pro CS6 developed video that I had done for me for which I also got as part of the receivables all the component Premiere files so that, 1) I could make minor changes myself (I have CS6), and 2) if the developer was unavailable in the future (which is the case), I had everything needed to continue the project.
The video includes a Star Wars style screen crawl. It was originally developed to fit inside an existing PowerPoint presentation in the traditional, not widescreen, format. Now I want to post this on YouTube. I have made text changes to the crawl and such and it works fine, except the background image is still narrow and thus there is black space on either side of the video when rendered, which also then shows in YouTube. The original background image in the file is plenty large enough to cover a full HD width. Is there a way to just expand the background image to cover the entire widescreen without changing anything else?
TIA,
Doug

Jerry Klaimon wrote:
1. What are the pixel dimensions of your original sequence?
2. What kind of file is your Star Wars title in, and what are the pixel dimensions?
3. Same question for your background.
1. 1024 x 768
2. There are two "titles", not sure which one you mean. One is a take off of STAR WARS the other is a take-off of the Lucas Film LTD intro
Type: PNG File
File Size: 98 KB
Image Size: 1024 x 768
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0
and
Type: QuickTime Movie
File Size: 82.9 MB
Image Size: 1024 x 768
Frame Rate: 29.97
Total Duration: 00;00;07;24
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0
3.
Type: JPEG File
File Size: 1.9 MB
Image Size: 1952 x 1300
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0
Would it be helpful if I upload the entire project with its included files to a ZIP file in DropBox?

Trouble with image size

Hello everyone, I'm having some trouble with image sizes.
I created a 977x5000 px image at 72 PX/inch resolution with text for use on a weebly website.
When created the image looks like a small vertical bar(maybe around 50x500px) with a massive left and right photoshop background(not the image background). so if I drag the bottom slider to the left or right the image will completely disappear. I can CTR and + to get it to the correct size so I can actually read the text. I can still go very far left and right with bottom slider. The problem comes in when I save it to a PNG or other file it still shows up as a bar.
Is there any way to fix this so it saves it as the correct viewing size? that way when I open the image it's an actual 977x5000 instead of looking like a 50x500
I'm on Windows 7, my display settings are at 100% and I'm using Photoshop CC 2014

You do not understand what is going on at all. First an image file's PX/inch resolution setting is meaningless when it come to the Web and displays all that is meaningful is pixels. For displays are run at one resolution usually their native manufactured Pixel resolution so your image will be displayed at 96DPI on Desktop Displays and a 300+DPI on Phones and around 250DPI on tablets. Your image height is also to large to fit on any display. The Display I think that displays the most pixels is the IBM T221 22.2" LCD 16:10 aspect ratio 3840px by 2400px. at 204DPI. Rotating that display to portrait it can display an image with a height of 3840px your image height is larger 5000. Your image has an aspect ratio in the neighborhood of 1:5 an image 50x500 has an aspect ratio of 1:10 a far cry from 1:5 your image is much wider then 1:10.
IBM T220/T221 LCD monitors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Most common display resolutions in the first half of 2014
Acronym
Aspect ratio
Width (px)
Height (px)
% of Steam users
% of web users
SVGA
4:3
800
600
00.08
00.64
WSVGA
~17:10
1024
600
00.17
01.59
XGA
4:3
1024
768
02.85
09.84
XGA+
4:3
1152
864
00.34
00.85
WXGA
16:9
1280
720
00.93
01.65
WXGA
5:3
1280
768
00.52
01.09
WXGA
16:10
1280
800
02.44
08.90
SXGA– (UVGA)
4:3
1280
960
00.35
00.48
SXGA
5:4
1280
1024
07.05
05.74
HD
~16:9
1360
768
03.00
02.43
HD
~16:9
1366
768
24.53
26.64
SXGA+
4:3
1400
1050
00.10
n/a
WXGA+
16:10
1440
900
05.74
05.95
HD+
16:9
1600
900
07.76
04.99
UXGA
4:3
1600
1200
00.30
n/a
WSXGA+
16:10
1680
1050
06.27
02.96
FHD
16:9
1920
1080
32.91
08.64
WUXGA
16:10
1920
1200
02.11
00.95
QWXGA
16:9
2048
1152
00.08
n/a
WQHD
16:9
2560
1440
00.93
00.58
WQXGA
16:10
2560
1600
00.13
n/a
3:4
768
1024
n/a
05.31
16:9
1093
614
n/a
00.64
16:9
1536
864
n/a
00.70
Other
01.41
09.42

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Is it possible to export an HDMI image size?

Enter the required dimension in; Inspector > document slide size.
1024 x 768 is HD-TV pixel dimension, but there are other graphics sizes you can set for higher resolution.
Note that you need to set up the slide size first before you add objects on the slide, otherwise they will be distorted when the size is changed.

Use GarageBand to make Narrated 1024 x 768 slide show?

I have a narration audio file (.aiff)
I have some 1024 x 768 pictures (all same size)
I want to create a QT movie of size 1024 x 768 with the pictures sync'ed to the narration.
Can I do this in GarageBand?
1) 1024 x 768 QT output essential
2) Control of QT compressor used would be nice
3) Slides should appear as single elements in the movie, NOT as 30 fps "video-like" images
- (e.g. I tried FCE already, it took 19 Mb of audio and slides and made a 1.2 GB finished movie !!!)
Thanks!

I'd think iMovie is a better app to use, as your audio element is simple. You can import the aif track into imovie and affix your images to the audio track. You can also use the "ken Burns" effect to lend some visual movement to still slides, if need be.
If you need more advanced audio , you can import the whole thing back into garageband. Imovee also give you the option to export at "full resolution", although if that is true 1024x768, I don't know.

How to change presets for Photos 1024 X 768 Premiere 11

How can I change the presets on Premiere 11 to work with Photos 1024 X 768 or 2592 x 1944 or 3648 x 2736. I want to use Premiere but I take more photos than video.

jrodriguez6
For your consideration....
If you have Premiere Elements 11 in Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit (and depending on overall system resources)....assuming a NTSC setup....
a. Set the Premiere Elements 11 project preset manually
File Menu/New/Project
NTSC
DSLR
1080p
DSLR 1080p30 @ 29.97
before you close out of that area, make sure that you have a check mark next to "Force Selected Project Setting on This Project".
b. In the Premiere Elements 11 Expert workspace/ Edit Menu/Preferences/General remove any check mark next to "Default Scale To Frame Size". Import the photos into the project via Add Media/Files and Folders/Project Assets from where you drag the photos to the Timeline.
c. From the Timeline, scale each (Constrain Proportions checked in Applied Effects Tab/Applied Effects Palette/Motion Panel expanded and its Scale property) so that the images fill the space in the monitor provided by the project preset.
d. Publish+Share/Disc/DVD disc with preset = NTSC_Widescreen_Dolby DVD.
What does that look like?
Further details on the above to come along with any clarification requested.
Thank you.
ATR
Add On...Done as suggested will leave no black borders.

Image size for widescreen TV's

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> Im having a brain freeze here! I have to make an
animation (including
> video)
> which will be displayed in 1/4 of a widescreen TV (1280
x 768) and are not
> sure
> if it is best to make the size 1280 x768 or smaller at
the same aspect
> ratio -
> because of distortion on 42-50inch TV ?
What distortion?
How are they going to display it on only 1/4 of the screen?
-Darrel

Why Image Size so Big???

Hello i am very new to adobe, i am having problems creating new images. It is just too big. When i go to file new i set the width and Height to the resoloution of my screen which is 1366=height and 768=width. But my image size is 2.36Gb thats enourmous. So Whenever i try making images my Laptop goes very slow and it crashes. The only way i can get around this is if i set the resoloution to 2.5 which will dramatically drop the image size to 2.5mb or something similiar but however i think this reduces the quality of the image. here is a screen shot:
Here is a screenshot of what system i am using:
Hello i am very new to adobe, i am having problems creating new images. It is just too big. When i go to file new i set the width and Height to the resoloution of my screen which is 1366=height and 768=width. But my image size is 2.36Gb thats enourmous. So Whenever i try making images my Laptop goes very slow and it crashes. The only way i can get around this is if i set the resoloution to 2.5 which will dramatically drop the image size to 2.5mb or something similiar but however i think this reduces the quality of the image. here is a screen shot:

You can set it so that it defaults to pixels in that dialog (and others).
Go into Edit - Preferences - Units & Rulers. Change the Rulers: field to pixels.
-Noel

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