Beyond Dots per Inch: Achieving a Scientifically Better Image Quality
Do you remember the first time you saw the amazing picture quality of an HDTV? Compared to standard definition, the quality probably blew you away.
The reason for the better picture quality comes down to pixels and resolution. A high definition television has more of both. And that very same principle applies in digital print with image processing.
In this white paper, InfoTrends/Keypoint Intelligence explores the role of resolution and image processing techniques in quality improvements.
Under the microscope is the Xerox® Versant® Family of Presses, which renders images at a 10-bit colour depth using its Ultra HD Resolution. This enables the press to print each of the four primary colours (CMYK) with any of 1,024 shades, compared to 256 shades with the industry-standard 8-bit colour.
The result? Finer lines, smoother gradients, sharper text and output quality for ultra HD images proven to be scientifically better.
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