2010/1/16 Giuseppe Bilotta <giuseppe.bilotta@gmail.com> > > If print vs screen is to be considered, I'd rather see it influence > whether viewing distance should be considered or not, where print > sizing would be unaffected by (assumed) viewing distance, in contrast > with screens and projections, where an estimate of the viewing > distance can be done from the device size (an information typically > available from the o/s). For example, an iPhone with a 160dpi (=5/3 > the CSS dpi) is usually held a 3/4 the distance of a typical monitor, > thus leading to a 1.25 (rounded to 1) correspondence between CSS and > actual dpi. But how do you estimate the viewing distance, even if only approximate, for projections? In a large lecture hall or meeting room, it would be a very large range, say 2–50 metres (from the first row to the back row). Such estimates are useless. -- cheers, -ambroseReceived on Saturday, 16 January 2010 09:39:54 UTC
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