So you won’t need 48 million of the 50 million pixels you started with! After all, a 4 x 6 requires 1200 x 1800 pixels, or 2-megapixels. But another factor is efficiency, as there’s no point in using up a computer’s processing power to work on a huge, 50-megapixel image if you only need a 4 x 6 inch print.
When it comes to the number of megapixels you actually need, we can see that the application – how big you intend to print – is an important factor to consider. In fact, because REALLY big prints (like those on billboards) are designed to be viewed from much greater distances, you won’t normally need any more than this. Straight out of the camera, that’s bigger than A3 – the size of a high-quality magazine opened and folded out flat, so is certainly enough data for most uses. Divide the pixel count on the long and short sides by this number, and we see that a 4000 x 6000 pixel image will produce a print that’s 13.33 x 20 inches. Getting back to a camera’s megapixel count, we can deduce from the above that we need 300 pixels for every linear inch to get a top-notch, lifelike picture. Every investment program has the potential for loss as well as gain.You can use your camera's megapixel rating to work out how big your prints can go and still look smooth and detailed. Past performance is not indicative of future results. With respect to the description of any investment strategies, simulations, or investment recommendations, KPP cannot provide any assurances that they will perform as expected and as described in this article. KPP recommends that all investors seek out the services of competent professionals in any of the aforementioned areas. In particular, none of this published material should be considered advice tailored to the needs of any specific investor. KPP provides this information with the understanding that it is not engaged in rendering legal, accounting, or tax services. KPP does not accept any liability for any loss or damage whatsoever caused in reliance upon such information. Readers have the responsibility to independently confirm the information herein. That noted, KPP cannot guarantee that this information is accurate and complete and cannot be held liable for any errors or omissions. To the best of our knowledge, the material included in this article was gathered from sources KPP believes to be accurate and reliable. KPP has published this article for informational purposes only.
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Nothing is free in the world of investing. While there are no assurances that the correction has bottomed out or that it will rebound over the near-term, staying invested and having a longer-term view has historically tended to reward investors.įinally, remember that higher risk is necessary for higher returns. Returns after corrections are historically attractive. This is a time for potential value creation. Better yet, look to rebalance into “beat up” assets and take losses while you can for tax savings. Cash may feel safe, but it can be a silent killer of long-term returns though missed days in the market and inflation. and they have been hurt by it!)ĭon’t panic and run to cash. (Our next blog will focus on “yield chasing,” something we eschew because of the inherent risk underneath, and we see too many investors and advisors doing it. Understand investment risks thoroughly and address them strategically in your investment portfolio. If you are in need of cash in the near term, then you should be in a “risk off” mode. Make sure your investments contemplate your appropriate time horizon. So, with this “correction,” it is time to take a deep breath and make sure you are investing appropriately. As you step back, ups and downs become less noticeable and the picture is beautiful.
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