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[filmscanners] RE: Understanding dpi
Hi Laurie,
> Also I believe that if
> your analogy was correct, the 2000 dpi would represent a halftone cell
> consisting of two dots while the 4000dpi would be a halftone cell with 4
> dots, such that there would be 2000 cells per inch (or 4000 halftone dots
> per inch) versus 4000 cells per inch (or 16000 halftone cells per inch).
I must apologize up front for not reading the whole thread, but I just
wanted to point out that perhaps where you said "two dots", you actually
meant 2x2 dots, or 4 dots, and where you said "4 dots", you actually meant
4x4 dots, or 16 dots...while you seem to be showing this relationship
(halftone cells are typically two dimensional) with your "per inch"
statement.
Sorry for butting in, carry on ;-)
Regards,
Austin
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