Fine Art Photography

Printing Guidelines

  1. 1. SELECT A PHOTO
    Choose a photo from the Store and note its pixel dimensions, typically displayed as, for example, 3024 x 4032.



  2. 2. DETERMINE THE IMAGE'S INTENDED USE
    Select the appropriate column from the Sizing Chart below based on how the image will be used:

    A. For sharp, detailed prints viewed up close (e.g., photos, professional posters), use 300 DPI. Select Column A.

    B. For images viewed at arm's length (e.g., in galleries or offices), 200 DPI is suitable. Select Column B.

  4. C. For images viewed from a distance (e.g., large posters, billboards, or signage), 100 DPI is sufficient. Select Column C.


  6. 3. MATCH THE PIXEL DIMENSIONS
    In the column selected in Step 2 (A, B, or C), locate the pixel dimensions that most closely match those noted in Step 1.



  8. 4. DETERMINE MAXIMUM PRINT SIZE
    From the matched pixel dimensions, refer to Column D to find the maximum print size in inches suitable for your specific case.


  11. If you need assistance or want to confirm that your chosen photo will meet your desired print quality, please contact me by email. I'm happy to help!


All images and written materials on this website are protected intellectual property. All copyright and reproduction rights are reserved by KC Magrath.

Artwork may not be reproduced in any form without the artist's express written permission.

Any use of this content to train, develop, or operate generative artificial intelligence or machine-learning systems-whether commercial or non-commercial—is expressly prohibited without prior written permission.

Photos by KC Magrath are reduced in resolution and watermarked. Purchased images will be at the resolution listed in the store and without watermarks.

Purchased digital downloads are intended solely for personal use at the prices listed.

For commercial use or inquiries about designating a photo as a Limited Edition, please email.


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