Yep Basic question I know and I am sorry. But, if we do sell the client a "Hi Res" Digital Photo File, is there a minimum w x h and dpi we should be providing. Some sort of a fail Safe. I KNOW its vague - we dont know where and how they are printing them. Sometimes the files do only end up 2mb if they are a photo with lots of white space and dont have "much" in them etc. Is there a basic px width by height and dpi that we can use as a guide and KNOW we are giving clients a "hi res" file. So many times they come back and say, "I dont think this is a hi res file". And it could be 2500px x 5000px but 200dpi (off the top of my head made up numbers) and when they are ordering an enlargement (8x10 as example) )the system they order though gives them an alarm that it is not hi res enough. What is a response to that?
Thanks Damien.