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DAN CASSARO - YOUNG JERKS - Design/Animation/Illustration. Design resources. Online Portfolios on the Behance Network. Digital Painting. Creattica. QR codes. Wordpress Blogging. Before & After | Home. Before & After | Design Talk | Before & After's creative director John McWade's conversations with subscribers. After posting my comment last week about printer points (72 per inch) matching Mac screen resolution (72 pixels per inch), I got wake-up calls from readers Saul Bottcher and Mordy Golding. Said Mr. Bottcher . . . “Nooooo! Not the 72 ppi [pixels per inch] myth again! Your tips are normally great, but you have just done a disservice to any designer who is trying to make digital and print work together.
“Here’s a current-day example of why. These specs are straight from Apple’s site: “15-inch MacBook Pro has a 15.4″ screen and runs at 1440 x 900; “15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display has a 15.4″ screen and runs at 2880 x 1800. “Obviously, these machines cannot both use 72 ppi, and in fact there is a huge difference in ppi between the two displays — one has double the ppi of the other! “The fact is, 72 ppi is not a standard and never has been. “Please help to dispel this myth! Mr. “The single Mac pixel=1 point thing was true when the Mac was first introduced. Gentlemen, thank you all.
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