Why are higher-resolution images sometimes the better option for photographers and clients?
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They are clearer, crisper, and more detailed when printed.
Their resolution can be reduced without affecting image quality.
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2 and 4
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1. With a higher res image it takes up more data
2. This is true because higher resolution generally means better quality
3. The goal of higher res is to enhance the image quality
4. This is true because the ppi have been changed to improve the image
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