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I am putting together a brochure with a friends digital images from Kodak Easy Share. I have been reading the previous discussions on PPI and print resolution and I am sorry but I am still confused. If PPI does not matter, why is there a high, low etc setting on the camera. Don’t I want as many pixels as I can get from the camera image in order to print the best possible picture to print a brochure? And is a resolution of 280 PPI really very good for an image? In order to print really crisp text in a brochure I go for 600PPI.
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