Resolution, pixels, DPI

Is the higher the Resolution, the clearer it is? Is the higher the pixel, the clearer the DPI?

Pixels refer to the basic unit of color (and unit pixels). 100 pixels are 100 single points, but not 100 pixels are greater than 10 pixels, because there is no limit on the size of a single point. This introduces another concept: Point distance.

If the point-through distance is the same, the larger the resolution, that is, the larger the number of pixels, the larger the image. 100x100 is greater than 10x10. This product is a new concept: resolution.

Let's talk about it now. Is the higher the Resolution, the clearer it? No. If the image is bigger, the higher the Resolution, the more rough the resolution.

DPI is worth the number of pixels per unit area. This is really a measure of clarity.