Képméret

Képméret is a Hungarian term that translates to "image size" or "picture size." It refers to the dimensions of a digital image, typically measured in pixels. These dimensions are expressed as width by height. For example, an image with a képméret of 1920x1080 has a width of 1920 pixels and a height of 1080 pixels. The total number of pixels in an image is the product of its width and height, often referred to as pixel count or resolution.

The képméret of an image directly affects its quality and file size. Larger képméretek, meaning more pixels, generally result in sharper and more detailed images, especially when viewed on larger displays or printed at larger sizes. However, a higher képméret also leads to a larger file size, requiring more storage space and potentially longer loading times. Conversely, a smaller képméret results in a smaller file size but may lead to a loss of detail or pixelation when the image is enlarged.

In digital photography and graphic design, understanding képméret is crucial for various applications. For web use, smaller képméretek are often preferred to ensure fast loading times for users. For printing, a larger képméret is usually necessary to achieve a high-quality output. When editing images, maintaining or adjusting the képméret appropriately is important to preserve visual integrity. The choice of képméret depends on the intended use and desired outcome for the digital image.