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Re: Dpi and line screen
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Re: Dpi and line screen


  • Subject: Re: Dpi and line screen
  • From: Ernst Dinkla <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 02 Jan 2006 11:57:32 +0100

The usual ratios mentioned for acceptable work fall between 1.40 and 2 x. I have always assumed that the lowest acceptable quality was at the root value 1.41...x, in conventional screening corresponding with the 45 degree angle of one of the screens the digital image at 0/90 degree has to be converted to (the other angles but the 0 degrees need a similar factor). The 2x being the maximum needed in view of Nyquist. With stochastic screening etc and better upsampling + print sharpening possible on digital images these days the lowest ratio may have dropped to 1:1 for the digital images to start from. Most of time this ratio number isn't an issue at all with today's quality of digital images and cheap memory. Is the extra time and space needed for 2x a real problem ?

Ernst

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          Ernst Dinkla


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