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What Is DPI?

April 26, 2017dots per inch DPI Inkjet photo printer printer printers

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What Is DPI?

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DPI literally means dots per inch, and PPI means pixels per inch (they are synonymous). These dots or pixels correspond with the way images are displayed on monitors, TVs, and anything printed (which includes digital photo prints). In the context of scanning photos, slides, or negatives, the DPI dictates the level of quality of the scan. The greater the DPI, the larger you can expand the image without pixelation and distortion.

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DPI (Dots Per Inch) refers to the number of dots per inch in your image files. The standard dpi of images for printed materials is 300. However we prefer 350 dpi for better printing quality.

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Dots per inch that measures the resolution for page printers. Most page printers are 300 dpi.

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DPI is the standard of measurement for the resolution of images that describes the number of dots per inch (DPI) that are used to create an image.The higher the DPI,the higher the resolution which translates to better quality of your final product.

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DPI is the standard of measurement for the resolution of images that describes the number of dots per inch (DPI) that are used to create an image. The higher the DPI, the higher the resolution which translates to better quality of your final product.