Druckauflösungen
Druckauflösungen, often measured in dots per inch (DPI) or pixels per inch (PPI), quantify the detail and sharpness of an image or a printed output. Higher resolutions indicate a greater number of individual dots or pixels packed into a linear inch, resulting in finer detail and smoother transitions in images, text, and graphics.
In the context of printing, DPI refers to the number of ink dots a printer can place
The required resolution for a print job depends on the viewing distance and the intended use. For
Low resolutions can lead to pixelation, jagged edges, and a blurry appearance, especially when an image is