Resolution on digital camera photos

Top-quality digital cameras today take very high-resolution pictures, and are much higher than you will need for an onscreen PowerPoint presentation. At a typical size and magnification, a high-resolution graphic file is overkill; it wastes disk space needlessly. Therefore, you may want to adjust the camera’s image size so that it takes lower-resolution pictures for your PowerPoint show.

If you think you might want to use those same pictures for some other purpose in the future, such as printing them in a magazine or newsletter, then go ahead and take them with the camera’s highest setting, but you should compress them in PowerPoint or resize them in a third-party image editing program. See the section “Compressing Images” later in this chapter to learn how.

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