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 DPI Definition
We define DPI |
DPI - Most often this term is used to describe printer or scanner resolution. If a printer is said to print at 300 dpi, it will be capable of printing 300 dots horizontally and 300 dots vertically over a square inch. Thus, if you have a printer with a higher dpi value, you should have a crisper image. The same holds true for scanners--a higher dpi theoretically relates to a higher quality scan. Besides scanners and printers, dpi is often discussed when referring to flat panel displays. As flat panel technology increases you get a higher dpi value, and thus can display a larger image in a smaller space without losing any detail. The goal in printers, scanners, and displays is to keep dpi values high enough so that the user is displayed a high-quality image and cannot see the individual dots (or pixels) that make up the image. |
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