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Resolution and DPI explained

July 11th, 2007 Ed Z Posted in basic photography, photography |

“Resolution” or “DPI” (dots per inch) is a concept in digital photography that is very often misunderstood, even by experienced photographers.

In this article, Aaron Bieber, of Single Serving Photo does a *great* job of breaking down the myths and misunderstandings of digital image resolution. A great read!

Single Serving Photo - Resolution is a myth

Tags: photo technique

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One Response to “Resolution and DPI explained”

Aaron Says:
July 11th, 2007 at 8:58 am

Thanks for the TB, Ed! Glad you enjoyed the article.

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