What is dpi?
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DPI (dots per inch) refers to the output resolution of a printer or image setter, and PPI (pixels per inch) refers to the input resolution of a photograph or image.This Question Belongs to User Ask Question >> Miscellaneous
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Short for Dot Per Inch, DPI is a measurement of printer resolution indicating how many ink dots the printer can place in one square inch, the higher the DPI the sharper the image.
Therefore, a printer that may have 600 DPI is a printer that can print 600 * 600 per square inch or 360,000 dots per inch. Because all printers print using a series of dots, printers with a low DPI may encounter jaggies. Resolution Enhancement and other edge enhancements help correct the appearance of jaggies with printers that support this technology.