However, ultimately, it probably doesn't matter even then. This has to do with how much the unaided eye is able to see, and unless you make a habit of staring at your prints through a macro lens (or a microscope), this is ultimately what will determine what 'detail' means.
Now, the unaided human eye can see stuff that's _about_ 50 microns big, which is about the thickness of a human hair. Anything much less than that isn't even detectable by most people. 23/n
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2024-09-14 23:19:37
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