I'm sorry, but I beg to differ. We all know that to publish to print we need to up the dpi to somewhere between 150-300 dpi (or above, this is a standard rule of thumb), that goes without saying. Unless I'm reading the tutorial wrong, he specifically says; "if you're going to post an 800 x 600 image, your render settings should be: 1600 pix wide x 1200 pix high x 96 dpi minimum. 96 dpi is now the effective resolution of consumer monitors. Not 72." He's referring to monitor resolution. 72dpi had always been the standard for web image viewing (as per HTML standards), correct me if I'm wrong. LOL...these discussions on image resolution always get so entangled and confusing.