Digital Printing composes each image from a complicated mix of mathematical formulas and numbers. Also known as digitizing, images for digital printing are made from a matrix of dots, or pixels.
These images, or dots, are then used to control the deposit of ink or toner, reproducing the data in printed formats. The management of these dots allows for correction and adjustment, to keep images looking the same as the original, through enhancement of certain areas on the printed sheet.
