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Previously worked in a photographic print lab; digital wet labs (that use R, G, and B lasers to expose traditional emulsion-based photosensitive paper) operate
by haikuginger 10y ago
Previously worked in a photographic print lab; digital wet labs (that use R, G, and B lasers to expose traditional emulsion-based photosensitive paper) operate at 300dpi. Photographers dont target higher than 300dpi for any prints, and for large prints, it's perfectly acceptable to go down to 100dpi.
- majormajor 10y agoI guess this would explain why my photo prints often feel less sharp than the on-screen versions these days. :)