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Android maximum image / texture resolution

I quickly looked through Google, but could not find the maximum image / texture resolution for Android. I currently have an image that crashes, but when I lower the resolution, it works. I don’t want to just try and make decisions erroneously to see if this works, some solid numbers showing the limitations would be ideal.

The link to the Android documentation will also be great. I personally do not find this intuitive.

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If it crashes with high resolution but works with lower resolution, it sounds to me as if you could put a limit on memory.

Check out this post on Memory Costs

1200 dpi - 7200x4800 (34,560,000 pixels) - 103,680,000 bytes (99 MB) 2400 dpi - 14400x9600 (138,240,000 pixels) - 414,720,000 bytes (396 MB)

If you fall into the range of 130 million pixels, you will significantly exceed your (fair) amount of memory, at least on most mobile devices today.

UPDATE

Here's another article on photography and memory issues.

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