1219x1016

1219x1016 refers to a two-dimensional resolution specification used in digital imaging. It denotes a frame that is 1,219 pixels wide and 1,016 pixels tall. The total pixel count is 1,238,504, about 1.24 megapixels. The aspect ratio is the width divided by height, which equals roughly 1.20:1 (approximately 1.2008). This is close to the 6:5 print ratio, though the exact dimensions do not simplify to a common standard.

In practical contexts, such a resolution may arise from camera sensors, image cropping, scans, or fixed-size exports. It is not a standard video resolution, but may be used for web images, thumbnails, or archival scans where a moderate pixel count and a near-square, slightly wider-than-tall frame are acceptable. The exact choice of dimensions often reflects a balance between file size, detail, and the target display or print workflow.

When using or converting 1219x1016, resizing while preserving aspect ratio involves multiplying both dimensions by the same scaling factor. For example, at 300 dots per inch, the image would print to about 4.06 by 3.39 inches. At 72 DPI, a screen-based size would be roughly 16.9 by 14.1 inches, though actual display sizes depend on the device’s pixel density.

Uncompressed 24-bit color data for this image would be about 3,715,512 bytes, roughly 3.5 to 3.7 MB of storage, before any compression or metadata are added.