Re: Increasing Resolution: will it result in poor print quality?

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 02:33

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As far as using 240 lpi scrrens, you're up against the point of diminishing returns. Yes, theoretically you should get a more invisible halftone dot and smoother tonal gradations, but I doubt that printing beyond 175-200 lpi screens will create any real, visible benefit.

Remember, most of us are content with 150 lpi for standard sheet offset. And willingly settle for 133 lpi for web offset.

Neil

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