Banner Sizes Available
& Illustrated
Two banner sizes are available, as illustrated below.
Images are based on pixels and have no relationship to standard measures of length, such as inches. Pixels, in a digital image, do not have a "Height" or "Width" that can be measured with a ruler. This is because they are pieces of information, rather than a physical thing that can be measured. (For more about pixels, see below.)
200 x 275 (in pixels) For a standard monitor, 96 dpi (dots per inch), the size in inches is: 2.08" x 2.86"
For a 72 dpi monitor: 2.77" x 3.82"
468 x 60 For a 96 dpi monitor, this is equivalent to 5" x .625"
For a 72 dpi monitor: 6.5" x .833"
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468 x 60 |
Once the picture is
assembled on your Monitor or assembled for Printing, ONLY then can you measure
it with a ruler.
Some software programs elect to describe your picture in Inches or Centimeters,
rather than in Pixels. We feel that this is a disservice to the user because
pixels cannot be measured.
When a digital image is described in inches, it is being calculated, based on
the Monitors Resolution. Or on the Printers Resolution. (Both of which are
different and non-related, thus causing a lot of confusion)
Most monitors are set at 96 dpi (dots per inch) If a digital image is 960 pixels
wide, then that digital image would be reported as being 10 inches wide. (960
divide by 96 = 10)
The same image, displayed on a monitor that is set at 72 dpi, would report that
image as being 13.3 inches wide.