resolution for power point images

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What is the best resolution to use for my powerpoint images? I have taken
them in RAW, and saved them as very large jpegs
 
If you are viewing on screen (not printing) then a full screen image should
be 1028 x 768 pixels (assuming that's the screen res). There is no point in
using higher resolutions.
 
What about if my images are in vertical format?

John Wilson said:
If you are viewing on screen (not printing) then a full screen image should
be 1028 x 768 pixels (assuming that's the screen res). There is no point in
using higher resolutions.
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Then make them 768 tall by whatever they end up wide. You might want to
place the vertical images on a black slide background so they don't look
awkward.
 
What about if my images are in vertical format?
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If the vertical images will be placed on a horizontal slide and projected as
John described, they won't be any more than 768 pixels high, so resample them so
that the long dimension is 768 pixels.
 

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