Some quick ways to get the pixel equivalents for measurements in inches:
- http://auctionrepair.com/pixels.html: This site gives you an approximate set of values. Go to the second set of fields, enter the value(s) in inches, then set the DPI to 100 (unfortunately you can’t set it to 96). The pixel values update automatically.
- Use a graphics editor (I use PaintShop Pro), create a new image with the dimensions in inches, then view the image’s size in pixels. PaintShop Pro X does this really easily on the New Image window. Here’s how: Select File > New from the menu, change the Units to Inches, enter the inch values in the Width and Height fields, change the Resolution to 96 Pixels/Inch, look at the bottom of the window—there’s your pixel equivalents. You don’t even have to create a new image.
See also:
- Pixel to em converter
- Inches to pixels — converting PowerPoint slides for import into Adobe Captivate project: http://iconlogic.blogs.com/weblog/2011/03/powerpoint-changing-slide-sizes-for-importing-into-captivate.html
- Downloadable converter: http://www.louisedade.co.uk/apps/pixels-to-inches-converter
[Links last checked August 2012]