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It not only depends on the image content, but how you send the image to the printer. Print engines can apply nearest-neighbor interpolation which results in vi
by mceachen 7y ago
It not only depends on the image content, but how you send the image to the printer.
Print engines can apply nearest-neighbor interpolation which results in visible, blocky pixels. If they'd upsampled the image with lanczos or another higher-quality algorithm before sending it to the printer, it would have looked like it was just a touch out of focus.