Think of resolution as “image quality”
Put into some very basic terms, resolution is the quality of the image. As the resolution goes up, the image becomes more clear. It becomes sharper, more defined, and more detailed as well. Why is that? Because there’s more information in the same small space. Your computer, laptop and your smartphone (if you’re lucky enough to have one) both have image resolutions. There is a certain number of dots in the space that is the screen. Put even more simply, the more dots you jam into the width and height of the screen, the higher the resolution. The less dots, the lower the resolution.
If you remember those old computer monitors from the 90s, you’ll remember how blurry the images were. These days, most basic laptops and LCD screens have a much higher resolution. You get more detail in the space of your screen because there are more dots to display the details of the images. That’s all resolution is. It’s the number of dots (i.e. pixels) in any given space.
Think of resolution as “image quality”Put into some very basic terms, resolution is the quality of the image. As the resolution goes up, the image becomes more clear. It becomes sharper, more defined, and more detailed as well. Why is that? Because there’s more information in the same small space. Your computer, laptop and your smartphone (if you’re lucky enough to have one) both have image resolutions. There is a certain number of dots in the space that is the screen. Put even more simply, the more dots you jam into the width and height of the screen, the higher the resolution. The less dots, the lower the resolution.If you remember those old computer monitors from the 90s, you’ll remember how blurry the images were. These days, most basic laptops and LCD screens have a much higher resolution. You get more detail in the space of your screen because there are more dots to display the details of the images. That’s all resolution is. It’s the number of dots (i.e. pixels) in any given space.
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