Standard Pakon F135 file sizes are 3000x2000, 2250x1500, and 1500x1000 (Base 16, 8, and 4). If you have a file that isn't one of these (for instance if you are scanning half-frame or XPan), you will need to pass the dimensions to pprc via `pprc --dimensions [width]x[height]`. This calculator helps you determine the dimensions by allowing you to enter the file size in bytes.
If you are saving new raw files, choose "Add File Header" because the upcoming version of PPRC (1.0) automatically detects the image size from the file header making the `--dimensions` option unnecessary even when using custom sizes.
| Width | Height | Shape | |
| Base 16 | 2000 | ||
| Base 16 w/ header | 2000 | ||
| Base 8 | 1500 | ||
| Base 8 w/ header | 1500 | ||
| Base 4 | 1000 | ||
| Base 4 w/ header | 1000 |