7200pixel

7200pixel is a term that refers to digital images with a resolution of 7200 pixels on their longest side. This typically implies a very high-resolution image, capable of displaying a significant amount of detail. The exact pixel dimensions of an image labeled as "7200pixel" can vary depending on whether it is a landscape (wider than tall) or portrait (taller than wide) orientation. For example, a landscape image might be 7200 pixels wide by 4050 pixels tall (a 16:9 aspect ratio), while a portrait image could be 4050 pixels wide by 7200 pixels tall.

Images of this resolution are often used in professional photography, large-format printing, and digital art where exceptional detail and clarity are paramount. The large number of pixels allows for significant zooming without a noticeable loss of quality, making them suitable for tasks such as intricate editing, detailed analysis, or creating very large prints. The storage space required for 7200pixel images is substantial, and processing them demands powerful hardware and software. The term itself is a descriptive way to convey the high level of detail inherent in such a high-resolution image.