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It's actually the other way around: For black and white you will need more resolution as for e.g. a photographic color picture. At the end, you will have to run a test to see what the output will look like with 179dpi.
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It's actually the other way around: For black and white you will need more resolution as for e.g. a photographic color picture. At the end, you will have to run a test to see what the output will look like with 179dpi.

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if I am publishing to createspace (amazon) and the photo images is 179 dpi, but the content is black and white, will it print out fine?<br />
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The recommended is 300dpi<br />
but I figured that black and white might not need the full 300 dpi.
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if I am publishing to createspace (amazon) and the photo images is 179 dpi, but the content is black and white, will it print out fine?

The recommended is 300dpi
but I figured that black and white might not need the full 300 dpi.

publishing dpi black and white

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