 The resolution of this image is close to the optimal level, which is 6 megapixels. This means that the image is large enough to be in high definition, which creates smooth edges and easy background removal. It is also not too large, which makes file transfer over the Internet faster. |
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 The resolution of this image is within a minimally accepted range. The optimal resolution is 6 megapixels, with limits of 1.5 megapixels and 12 megapixels. An image that has a very low resolution will look grainy with jagged edges when it is printed. It will also be difficult to accurately remove the green background. An image that has very high resolution is too large and will be difficult to transfer over the Internet. |
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 The resolution of this image is not within an acceptable range. The optimal resolution is 6 megapixels, with limits of 1.5 megapixels and 12 megapixels. An image that has a very low resolution will look grainy with jagged edges when it is printed. It will also be difficult to accurately remove the green background. An image that has very high resolution is too large and will be difficult to transfer over the Internet. |
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Not sure how to set up properly for green screening? Use our helpful Photo Setup Guide to get your started. Click the image on the left to download. |
