If you calculate the area of a rectangle, you just multiply the height and the width and get back the unit squared. Example: 5m * 10m = 50 m²
In contrast, if you calculate the size of an image, you also multiply the height and the width, but you get back the unit - Pixel - just as it was the unit of the height and width before multiplying. Example: What you actually calculate is the following: 3840 Pixel * 2160 Pixel = 8294400 Pixel
What I would expect is: 3840 Pixel * 2160 Pixel = 8294400 Pixel²
Why is that the unit at multiplying Pixels is not being squared?
Aparna Sathya Murthy
You can have it !!! Pixel2 if it is square else something else if rectangle ...
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