What is PPI?
At a time when getting a loan is no longer an easy financial option it is important to apply for the right loan and only the amount you need. The credit crunch has resulted in banks tightening their lending criteria and only lending to selected people who fulfil their wants and needs. Both secured and unsecured loans have pros and cons, secured loans usually offer large sums of money for appealing low interest rate. With a secured loan the most vital fact to remember is it is secured against an asset belonging to you, this will usually be your home. You can apply for a loan through most high street banks and building societies, most people seeking credit opt to go with their personal bank or building society. Unsecured loans do not have the same risks as secured loans but the amount of loan you can get is significantly less. Comparing the APR on unsecured loans is the quickest and easiest way to work out exactly what rate of interest you will be liable for and what loan is best for you
Pixels per inch (ppi) indicate the resolution of a file. In other words the density of pixels per inch. A mega pixel represents 1 million pixels per inch. E.g. A 3 mega pixel camera will produce an image size of 2048 x 1536 = 3,145,728 pixels (3 mega pixels). If you place your cursor over the file you will know the pixel size of your image. The higher the ppi the larger the image. When taking images on digital cameras, set it at the highest resolution. It is important to maintain the aspect ratio when enlarging on either side. If it is not possible to print to your exact size requirements, or if your image quality is not good enough, we will advise you.
