What does a 2x3 picture mean

[Wowsers0]

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According to Columbia's secondary, "any file larger than 2" x 3" will not be accepted." How can a digital file be smaller or larger than 2x3 inches? Do they mean if I print out the photo, the photo can't be larger by 2x3?

 

[JustAPhD]

Haha, what an interesting way to refer to picture size. There's really no way to convert inches to pixels because pixel density isn't something that's set. I guess just go with a small picture to be on the safe side?

 

[LuluLovesMe]

2 pixels by 3 pixels

 

[JustAPhD]

2 pixels by 3 pixels

I'm now imagining OP submitting a Minecraft-like picture of himself.

 

[Wowsers0]

Haha, what an interesting way to refer to picture size. There's really no way to convert inches to pixels because pixel density isn't something that's set. I guess just go with a small picture to be on the safe side?

Well I think the 2x3 requirement a relic of when Columbia required a physical photo mailed in. It appears the limit of the photo is 3mb with no restrictions on photo size

 

[Law2Doc]

I'm now imagining OP submitting a Minecraft-like picture of himself.

He will be very popular with the patients on peds rotations.

 

[Wowsers0]

He will be very popular with the patients on peds rotations.

 

[DingoPingo]

yeah it's kind of silly

but you can make an approximation

http://auctionrepair.com/pixels.html