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TigerKR on 1/14/2006 10:00:11 AM , Rating: 3 Using the standard
of 300 dpi (that's what actual photo labs use to print their
prints, regardless of whether the origin is digital or film -
yes, all film is scanned digitally at 300 dpi before it is
printed), here's what you need, depending on your desired
output:  2x3 in 0.54 mp 3x4 in 1.08 mp 4x5 in 1.8 mp 4x6 in 2.16
mp 6x8 in 4.32 mp 8x10 in 7.2 mp 6x9 in 4.86 mp 9x12 in 9.72 mp
12x15 in 16.2 mp 8x12 in 8.64 mp 12x16 in 17.28 mp 16x20 in 28.8
mp 10x15 in 13.5 mp 15x20 in 27 mp 20x25 in 45 mp 12x18 in 19.44
mp 18x24 in 38.88 mp 24x30 in 64.8 mp 14x21 in 26.46 mp 21x28 in
52.92 mp 28x35 in 88.2 mp 16x24 in 34.56 mp 24x32 in 69.12 mp
32x40 in 115.2 mp 18x27 in 43.74 mp 27x36 in 87.48 mp 36x45 in
145.8 mp 20x30 in 54 mp 30x40 in 108 mp 40x50 in 180 mp  But
wait! What if you want to crop your pictures before printing?
Well, then you need to sta