The phrase "photo size" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the dimensions or physical dimensions of a photograph, usually measured in inches or centimeters. Example: "Please make sure your passport photos meet the required photo size of 2 inches by 2 inches."
The photo size and text will adjust based on which region you're placing the widget.
Windows uses generic descriptions like "small" to denote resolutions (600 by 400 pixels, for instance) and an estimate of the photo size.
The Pixel will also have unlimited full resolution phone backup with Google Photos, where other smartphones are limited in photo size and quality.
My dream photo site would be free; would impose no limits on photo size or quantity; would let you order a print with just one click; and would let you pick up the prints at a local drugstore instead of waiting for the mail.
In addition to the boost in maximum photo size, Facebook is also making some UI changes.
The photo size isn't cropped, instead shrunk and displayed appropriately within all of the stream views.
That's because, as I confirmed with Kodak, those standard photo sizes were not always standard.
Photo sizes supported include regular aspect ratios (4×6, 5×7 and 8×10), and Hipstamatic-styled photos (4×4).
Also new today are additional photo sizes: 4×6, 5×7 and 8×10's are available, with the option to print text and dates on the back.
While Facebook and Instagram typically compress photo sizes to save on server space, Google+ already offers high-resolution image uploads as well as photo editing features (such as sharpening or adding text) from within the social network.
Also new today are additional photo sizes: 4×6, 5×7 and 8×10's are available, with the option to print text and dates on the back.
