Print 101: LPI (Lines Per Inch) 📰
Presses only print solid ink. To create a tint, we use the Line Screen (LPI)—the number of halftone dots per inch. Higher LPI means dots are closer, reproducing smooth shades and high-detail gradients.
#LPI #HalftonePrinting #PrepressTips #CedarGraphics
Presses only print solid ink. To create a tint, we use the Line Screen (LPI)—the number of halftone dots per inch. Higher LPI means dots are closer, reproducing smooth shades and high-detail gradients.
#LPI #HalftonePrinting #PrepressTips #CedarGraphics
November 17, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Print 101: LPI (Lines Per Inch) 📰
Presses only print solid ink. To create a tint, we use the Line Screen (LPI)—the number of halftone dots per inch. Higher LPI means dots are closer, reproducing smooth shades and high-detail gradients.
#LPI #HalftonePrinting #PrepressTips #CedarGraphics
Presses only print solid ink. To create a tint, we use the Line Screen (LPI)—the number of halftone dots per inch. Higher LPI means dots are closer, reproducing smooth shades and high-detail gradients.
#LPI #HalftonePrinting #PrepressTips #CedarGraphics