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Hon. Acoustical Engineer
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Sugar Land, TX
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Digital Cameras are still new and many find it difficult to calculate the size of an image for the purpose of displaying, printing, scanning etc etc. The file size is another aspect linked to to digital imaging, how big or how small is always the issue confronting the digital camera user.
 I found an excellent "Calculator" just for this purpose. You may download it and save it in your computer and use it when you need to. The file is in excel format (zipped) and very small at just 5 kb (actual file when unzipped would be 20 kb). Just download it and extract it to the folder of your choice! Get your calculations right! 
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