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When we discuss of the difference between Actual Print and Actual Pixels we should know that there is great difference between them, normally good pixel rate generates required result of Actual Print. If we consider something regarding print quality then resolution matters a lot. You have to make sure that the resulation is balanced and the monitor is showing the Actual Print result.
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Okay I'm a little over a year later finding this but the verbose post gave a more thorough explanation - thanks.
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Actual Print varies from type to type u r using in your printer. Actual Pixel does not mean that the fianl result of any Print on a document although it depends on the printer which u r using, better brand gives better quality of Actual Print and the Pixel. If the excellent quality of any printer is selected then that printer will produce automatically the Actual Print required by someone.
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jackfragile wrote:
Actual Print varies from type to type u r using in your printer. Actual Pixel does not mean that the fianl result of any Print on a document although it depends on the printer which u r using, better brand gives better quality of Actual Print and the Pixel. If the excellent quality of any printer is selected then that printer will produce automatically the Actual Print required by someone.
I am left to wonder... Why dig up an old post that's already answered and answer it in an unintelligible way with essentially wrong information? Prep for spamming?
-Noel
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it is not a spam, its an informative post
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my message deleted as redundunt
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Actual pixel is to be set by and it could be customized according to your wish and Actual Print quite relates the preferences. when the Actual pixel is set and you have make sure the preferences of print size image for the Actual Print the image will appear on screen as you want the Actual Print with the dimensions. If you have currently image size of 8 X 11 inches and you select the zoom mode that must show on screen with the size of 8 X 11 if it does not happen then check on any other graphical software to varify whether this software has a problem or not and including photoshop there are so many other graphical softwares that you can use for the Actual Print of your photo.
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Hello again, jackfragile, aka tome45. Do you not think people sense that these nonsense posts are from the same person, by the wording?
Who's paying you to do this?
Honest work is so much more rewarding.
-Noel
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what happen to pixels when you save from pdf ?
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Pixels are picture view elements. When someone zoom a photo and if it’s of low resolution then there are blurs on the edges of the image. Pixels are small dots and if you have any image printed you can easily see these spots via optical lens. But the question is that why the image is pixilated? It happens when you save the image from any designing software like photoshop in low resolution or when you take the photo with low pixel camera. And you print the image actual print preview doesn’t seem to be of good quality.
It’s because printer’s pixels don’t resemble monitor’s pixel and there have not sensor pixels same. Mostly monitors believe on physical credits of colored light while printer on colors. Printer combines colors mainly 3 to produce black. There should be correspondence between monitor’s and printer’s physical properties to get the actual pixel results when printed.
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If you zoom a photo in low resolution that would create blurs on the image sides because pixels increase the view elements of any picture. When you see a picture using optical lens that specializes to show you the dots on a picture and those dots are pixels. If we talk about the reason of damaging picture due to pixels we would know that there might be problem in saving that picture in low resolution especially from graphical software, and printer’s pixels do not match with the monitor’s pixels because there can be communication between printer and monitor which shows the pixel result.