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Sushil is cropping one image to reduce the size. What would happen if he goes lower than 1024 resolution while setting image size?
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Always maintain a higher resolution for better image clarity, especially for large dis plays.
CBSE Class X - 2024
CBSE Class X
Updated On:
Jan 13, 2026
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Decreasing an image's resolution below 1024 pixels compromises its clarity, sharpness, and detail. A reduced pixel count at lower resolutions leads to a fuzzy or blocky visual effect.
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