With digital prints, resolution is determined by
A) the size of your camera.
B) how much you spend on your lenses.
C) the size of the image and the dpi of the printer.
D) where the image will be used.

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Resolution in digital prints is determined by the size of the image and the DPI (dots per inch) of the printer. The higher the DPI, the more detail and clarity the print will have. The size of the camera and the cost of lenses may affect the quality and sharpness of the original image, but it does not directly determine the resolution of the final print. Similarly, where the image will be used may affect the necessary resolution for optimal viewing, but it does not determine the resolution of the print itself.

With Digital Prints, Resolution Is Determined by