41. Choosing the Resolution for Your Photos Resolution Purpose L (Large) 2592x1944 pixels

Print larger that A 4 size prints (8.3 x 11.7 in.) Print larger than letter size prints (8.5 x 11 in.) M1 (Medium 1) 2048 x 1536 Print up to A4 size prints. Prints up to Letter size prints M2 (Medium 2) 1600 x 1200 pixels Print postcard size prints (6 x4 in.) Print L size prints (4.7 x3.5 in.) S (small) 640 x 480 Send images in e-mails Shoot more images

Which of the following is correct based on the information above
A. The highest number f pixels is best for photos that will be sent by e-mail.
B. A higher number of pixels correspond with the ability to print larger photos.
C. The lowest number of pixels should be used to shoot photos intended for a postcard.
D. A lower number of pixels place more restriction on the number of photos that can be printed

I think the answer is B.
Can someone please check?

You've posted this 3 times before. If you haven't received an answer yet, it's because no one here knows.

Yes, you are correct. "e-mail" only exist in "small" category. Postcard appears in "medium 2" category. Check category "small", we can shoot more images with smaller number of pixels.

To answer this question based on the given information, we need to understand the relationship between the number of pixels and the ability to print larger photos. Looking at the provided resolution options, we can see that as we go from S (small) to L (Large), the number of pixels increases. Higher pixel count means more details and higher image quality.

Option A states that the highest number of pixels is best for photos that will be sent by e-mail. However, there is no direct correlation between the number of pixels and sending images via e-mail. It is more about the file size and image compression for efficient transmission.

Option C suggests that the lowest number of pixels should be used to shoot photos intended for a postcard. While it is true that for smaller prints like postcards, lower resolution images can still provide satisfactory results, it is not necessary to use the lowest number of pixels.

Option D states that a lower number of pixels places more restrictions on the number of photos that can be printed. However, the number of pixels alone does not restrict the number of photos that can be printed. It is more dependent on the print size and desired quality.

Finally, option B states that a higher number of pixels corresponds with the ability to print larger photos. This statement directly aligns with the given information and is the correct answer. Higher-resolution images with more pixels allow for larger prints with greater detail and clarity.

Therefore, the correct answer is B: A higher number of pixels correspond with the ability to print larger photos.