Product photos from the manufacturer or distributor would be the next level of quality images, preferably given to you in a digital format such as TIFF files or high resolution JPEGs. Many manufacturers provide these images to their retailers in a very, very high resolution file for use in print catalogs, brochures, or other marketing pieces. Images at this resolution have an extremely large file size and need to be scaled down for the web. Images sized at 72dpi look fine on even the bext monitors, but look horrible in print. NOTE: I always keep backup copies of high resolution images instead of resizing the image, and resaving the image.

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