høyoppløselige

Høyoppløselige is an adjective used to describe images, displays, or sensors with a high number of pixels or detail, resulting in sharp images at close viewing distances. It originates from Norwegian 'høy' meaning high and 'oppløsning' meaning resolution. In Norwegian usage, 'høyoppløselige bilder' means high-resolution images; 'en høyoppløselig skjerm' means a high-resolution screen.

In digital media, high resolution affects clarity, granularity, and the need for storage and bandwidth. The practical threshold for 'high resolution' varies by context; common terms include 2K/4K/8K, with common consumer displays at 1080p, 1440p, 4K, 8K. Pixel dimensions define resolution: width x height in pixels; PPI indicates pixel density on a given physical size.

Technical considerations include image capture, scaling, and compression; upscaling algorithms may create artificial detail; color depth and dynamic range (HDR) influence perceived quality. Distribution often balances resolution with file size and streaming bandwidth.

In display technology, higher resolution improves perceived sharpness but depends on viewing distance and panel size. Content created with high resolution may require compatible devices for full quality. Standards and terminology vary by industry, with '4K' and '8K' describing approximate pixel counts rather than exact standards.

See also: resolution, high-definition, ultra-high-definition, PPI, DPI, upscaling, HDR.