Read the Explaination-U Might Learn Something :D by PeeWee05

Photography • Alternative • posted on Dec 24, 2005

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So this is one of the things that I learnt about in my A+ course. This is dot pitch. Dot Pitch is when the three colour triads are illuminated to form a "dot" and dot pitch is when you measure the size of these dots dot between .31mm and .26mm are considered to give a clear resolution and dots that are smaller than .26mm are considered to give brilliant resolution. Any dots bigger than .31mm should never be on a new screen and the screen is not up to standard. My dots BTW are .24mm in size so I've got brilliant resolution... Shot in macro, postwork in Photodraw and Photoshop. Tx for looking. Wishing you all a fantastic xmas!

Comments (7)

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Chaos911

4:57AM | Sat, 24 December 2005

what a F A N T A S T I C shot and work!!!! super cooooool!!! :) Merry Christmas!!!! :)

unike

5:44AM | Sat, 24 December 2005

So you got brilliant resolution! Nice work! Merry xmas!!

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fluffgirl

6:43AM | Sat, 24 December 2005

you right i did learn something , now all i have to do is understand it...good one and merry chritmas to you too...

soulofharmony

8:42AM | Sat, 24 December 2005

Thank you have a wonderful christmas also...:)))) and peace and joy for 2006.....:)

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jcv2

9:00AM | Sat, 24 December 2005

My dots are only up to two meter tall, and always red... ;) Incredible how R + G + B results in all those colors, huh!? Almost all colors can be produced, but not all (bright orange for example cannot be shown on RGB-monitors and even less on CMYK prints). I hope you had a great course with lots of new insights, Vera! Merry Christmas to you! :)

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