Rockstar lifestyle. instagr.am/p/I2XmMCpC2a/
@lizpscully My healthy green tea wasn’t quite cutting it, in fact, so I am supplementing it a little :) instagr.am/p/I1108AJC-l/
@lizpscully It’s hard, this rockstar lifestyle, but I do it as best I can.
@jontangerine Oh, you mean *this* place? huffingtonpost.co.uk/2012/02/22/apo…
@tsunimee (Basically, take the size, in inches, of whatever you’re printing, and multiply it by the printer dpi; 300dpi is decent guess.)
@tsunimee It depends on the printer, but for a 300dpi (i.e. pretty good quality) printer, A3 (*without* margins) will be 3507x4960.
@tsunimee That’ll be because, annoyingly, printer resolutions are normally in dots per inch (dpi) not metric.
@tsunimee *Sharpens knives meaningfully* *whistles innocently* Yes?
@tsunimee For A4 with 1cm margins, yes.
@tsunimee That’s roughly right; 620/438 = 1.416. Probably a bit off from 1.414 simply because it’s rounding to the nearest pixel.
@tsunimee A4, 210x297, with 1cm off each edge, is 190x277. Aspect = 0.686. So to match 1024, try 1024x702.
@tsunimee There’s your problem, mathematically. Taking 1cm off each edge actually changes the aspect ratio. Hang on.
@tsunimee Those ratios look pretty damn close to me. Is it the margins that are a problem? Can you turn them off/make them zero width?
@the3rdgirl That just sounds like the setup for an episode of Casualty. And I’m not *that* perverted.
@tsunimee Erm. That says 768. Not 728 or 748.
@tsunimee @ahnlak 1024/768 = 1.333. 297/210 = 1.414. To match 1024 pixels in A4 ratio you’d need 1024x724 (roughly.)
Huzzah! Finally caught up on sleep, and woken up not feeling too bad. Now to gently laze until an evening of board games.