Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Can't say I really notice a huge difference for plain text printed at 
> different resolutions - then again, maybe it depends how crispy your 
> paper is...

Find a piece of text printed at 300DPI on a nice bond paper, then one 
printed at 1200, and you can easily see the difference.

-- 
   Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
   I ordered stamps from Zazzle that read "Place Stamp Here".

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> So is a 1nm object, if you have a sufficiently powerful microscope. :-P

Har har - a "naked eye" doesn't usually have a microscope attached to it :-)

> So 100um might be visible from 40cm away then?

For me it is.

BTW I just checked and I'm sitting about 60 cm away from my monitor, which 
equates to 145 dpi if I assume 1/60 degree resolution of my eye.  My monitor 
is 95 dpi, so I guess it could be a bit higher resolution, or I need to sit 
further back :-)

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On 10/14/2009 3:28 AM, scott wrote:
> BTW I just checked and I'm sitting about 60 cm away from my monitor,
> which equates to 145 dpi if I assume 1/60 degree resolution of my eye.
> My monitor is 95 dpi, so I guess it could be a bit higher resolution, or
> I need to sit further back :-)

I'm just happy I can't see any sub-pixels in _my_ monitor. :)

-Mike

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