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What is the maximum resolution at a distance of 1 meter distinguishes the human eye?

At a distance of 1 meter, what is the maximum DPI resolution that the eye can discern?
I suspect about 100 dpi
above which value there is no point in excess resolution?

maybe there is a table or formula for resolution / distance

and I'm talking about the normal vision of an ordinary average person

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d-sem, 2021-12-09
@d-sem

Depends on the eyes. There are people with vision 2.0 +

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hint000, 2021-12-09
@hint000

It is necessary to complain about Google to the ECHR for banning people left and right. :)
https://www.google.com/search?q=resolving+method...
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_vision#Sharp...

Normally, the human eye is able to separately perceive objects, the angular distance between which is not less than 1 ′ (1 minute).

Further elementary school trigonometry.

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true, 2021-12-10
@RAFAILgaley

from this article - https://habr.com/ru/post/450072/?_ga=2.142371570.1...

at a distance greater than 2873.6 pixel sizes, the eye will not see the graininess.

300dpi - 24cm
200dpi - 36cm
150dpi - 48cm
100dpi - 73cm

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