Kõrgresolutsioon

Kõrgresolutsioon, meaning high resolution in Estonian, refers to the level of detail an image or display can represent. In the context of digital imaging, it signifies a large number of pixels that make up the image. A higher resolution means more pixels, which allows for a sharper, more detailed, and clearer picture. This is particularly important for tasks like professional photography, graphic design, and medical imaging, where fine details are crucial for accurate representation and analysis.

In display technology, high resolution indicates the number of pixels a screen can display, typically expressed as width times height, for example, 1920x1080 pixels (Full HD) or 3840x2160 pixels (4K UHD). A higher pixel density on a display leads to a more defined and less pixelated image, offering a superior viewing experience. This advancement has been driven by the increasing demand for more immersive and lifelike visual content across various devices, from smartphones and televisions to computer monitors. The term can also extend to other fields, such as printing, where a high-resolution print will have more dots per inch (DPI), resulting in a finer and more detailed printed image.