How to synchronize contact picture between Outlook and your iPhone
Aug 23rd, 2008 by Gyoo
First, some figures:
- iPhone camera resolution: 1600×1200 (72dpi)
- iPhone screen resolution: 320×480 (160dpi)
- iPhone contact picture display size: 64×64 (160dpi)
- iPhone contact picture display size on call: 320×270 (160dpi)
- Outlook import resolution: 72×96 (72dpi)
Yes Outlook sucks. You can only add into Oulook interface poor resolution image compare to the capacity of the iPhone.
The solution:
- On your PC, resize the image contact to 320×320 (160dpi), knowing that 25 pixels on the top and bottom will be semi-transparent when on call. Or any size bigger with the same ratio, up to 1600×1600 (bigger is sometime not imported into the iPhone photo library)
- On your PC, create a folder iPhone Photos\Contacts and move your contact photos inside
- Sync the photos into your iPhone with iTunes8.0 through the Photos tab. Select the iPhone Photos folder as source.
- Manually associated the photo to your contact on the iPhone (Edit ->Add Photo->Choose Existing Photo)
- Sync back the iPhone with iTunes. The photos will be associated automatically into Outlook with the good resolution this time.
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