On 2010-08-15 18:04, Rob Studdert wrote:
"someone" told me once that the human eye can't see any more detail on a
screen than 72 ppi anyway and since it loads faster,
one need not make images larger...
No idea where that stems from, my current screens display ~99PPI (1600
pixels across 16 inches) and they look much sharper than a similar
sized screen that can only display 1200 pixels across 16" (or 75PPI)
I've had monitors up to 150 ppi and I could still see the individual
pixels at normal viewing distance, so I don't think that 72 ppi thing is
true. It was the default on some systems back in the day, as was 96
ppi, on other systems, also back in the day.
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Thanks,
DougF (KG4LMZ)
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