Image size PS CS3

I have 2 cameras a Fuji S2 and Nikon D300. The Fuji images out of the camera are 10 mgs. The Nikon 12mgs. When I bring the Nikon images into PS CS3 the image size is 34.9 pixel dimension at 300 res. The remains this size but the res. is 72. This cannot be right. The Fuji images are smaller than the Nikon. Shouldn't the image size reflect what the image size actually is?

Mary,
This is the LINK that you want for PS for Windows.
Basically, you answer will be that some cameras' files will show different PPI dimensions. If you set this to the same, for each camera's output, you'll clearly see the difference in the megapixels, that you expect.
Good luck,
Hunt

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