Lowerresolution
Lowerresolution refers to media content that has fewer pixels in width and height than its higher-resolution counterparts. It results in less detail and a coarser image or video while preserving the basic content structure.
Lowerresolution can be produced intentionally or as a constraint of the capture or delivery chain. Intentional
The main trade-offs involve quality versus size and speed. Lowerresolution reduces file size and bandwidth requirements
Common methods for producing or improving lower-resolution content include downsampling and various resampling filters. Simple nearest
Lowerresolution remains a practical option in bandwidth-constrained environments and in performance-sensitive contexts, often complemented by upscaling