I don't think I've seen a mention about the variation of screen-pixel size among different monitor brands and models. I realize that although a screen pixel that's .35mm square, and one that's .25mm square create different on-screen image sizes and granularity for the same image, say 100px x 100px, screen-pixel size doesn't affect a printed image. However, screen-pixel size does affect the appearance of the size of the original image, and of a PDF of that image.
Isn't it as important to standardize on the screen-pixel size of monitors in a work flow, just as it is to employ standard screen calibration, and standard lighting for viewing printed output? (No rants were harmed during the creation of this question.)<G> Regards, Peter _______________________________ Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices
