I'll bet your "print-brain" will struggle with this question. It's coming right up. Just a reminder that you, too, can be a famous "Print-Brain" quiz blogger. Just add your question below.

Here's the latest "print-brain" question. Got your full color printing thinking cap on?

What line screen would you need to print your full color 2400 images in to utilize the dpi/lpi capabilities of the newest breed of digital full color printing devices?

Betcha can't even come close to the right answer! Here's a hint - line screens are measured in lpi (lines per inch). Ready to give it a try . . .

Pick the line screen would you need to print your full color-2400 dpi images from the choices below:

a) 300 lpi line screen

b) 1200 lpi line screen

c) 900 lpi line screen

The answer? Check out this link for the lpi to dpi conversion tool you need.
http://dx.sheridan.com/advisor/line_screen.html.

To lazy to click the link? The answer is B. But do you know why? Can you imagine the color output at that dpi? That's about 5 times the typical full color digital output!