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The 16 pages that link to Image resolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Raster graphicsRelated: Pixel dimensions set the grid's capacity to represent spatial detail.

• Digital imageRelated: Pixel dimensions constrain the spatial detail available in a raster image.

• PixelRelated: Pixel count sets an image’s sampled dimensions, but does not alone determine displayed sharpness.

• Desktop publishingRelated: Adequate resolution prevents placed images from appearing blurry in print.

• Scientific illustrationRelated: Resolution limits which structures can be shown faithfully.

• Spatial frequencyRelated: Resolvable detail depends on spatial frequency and the system’s sampling and optics.

• Optical resolutionRelated: Digital image resolution can describe pixel dimensions, which differ from optical resolving ability.

• Color depthCompared with: Resolution changes spatial detail, whereas color depth changes per-pixel value precision.

• Image editingRelated: Resolution constrains resizing, cropping, and the detail retained after edits.

• High-definition televisionRelated: HD formats specify more picture detail than standard-definition formats.

• Digital imagingRelated: Pixel dimensions constrain how much spatial detail a digital image can encode.

• Pixel densityRelated: Pixel count and pixel density jointly determine an image’s resolution at a given size.

• SamplingRelated: Pixel spacing determines how finely an image samples spatial variation.

• GIMPRelated: Resolution affects the detail available for GIMP edits and the image's output size.

• Image scannerRelated: Resolution describes the detail in a scan’s pixel grid.

• 2D computer graphicsRelated: It determines how much spatial detail raster images can preserve.