I saw a few pages, but I’m still not sure what is called intrinsic size.
- Let’s say I created a file by Microsoft Paint and changed both the width and the height to 500px. In this case, can I say “both intrinsic width and height of this image is 500px”?
- In what kind of situation do you use the word “intrinsic” about a image? Where do I display an image which I can use the word?
I read Responsive images at first:
An image’s intrinsic size is its real size, which can be found by inspecting the image file on your computer
Then I saw Intrinsic size:
For images the intrinsic size has the same meaning — it is the size that an image would be displayed if no CSS was applied to change the rendering. By default images are assumed to have a “1x” pixel density (1 device pixel = 1 CSS pixel) and so the intrinsic size is simply the pixel height and width.
I felt this explanation may have something useful, but I couldn’t solve my question by it. For now I don’t have a clear image about many words: rendering, device pixel, CSS pixel, and pixel density.
I also saw the topic " What is intrinsic size in images HTML", but I’m still not sure.about the word.