How does resolution affect print quality?
High Resolution
- Produces sharp and detailed images with accurate colors.
- Enhances the visibility of fine lines and small text.
- Ideal for professional printing, such as photographs, brochures, or business cards.
Low Resolution
- Results in pixelated or blurry images.
- Can make fine details difficult to distinguish.
- Suitable for casual printing, such as web images or draft copies.
The correlation between resolution and print quality is directly proportional. Higher resolution leads to superior print quality, while lower resolution compromises image clarity and detail.
