Print Resolution: A Key Factor in Printing

Print resolution, determined by halftone dot size and density, is crucial for high-quality prints. It's influenced by factors like DPI (dots per inch), LPI (lines per inch), and halftone structure.

Key Points:

• Halftone dots: Tiny dots that form the basis of printed images.
• DPI: Determines the number of microdots per inch.
• LPI: Defines the number of halftone lines per inch.
• Halftone structure: The arrangement of dots within a matrix.
• Matrix grid: The grid that defines the arrangement of halftone dots.

Understanding Print Resolution:

• Higher DPI: Generally indicates higher print quality, but requires careful consideration of other factors.
• LPI: Increasing LPI can reduce dot size, but may require adjustments to ink and material.
• Halftone structure: The structure of halftone dots can affect print quality and the appearance of images.

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