A digital image or graphic file containing sufficient pixel density and resolution to produce sharp, accurate printed output at the intended display size. In large-format exhibit graphic production, files are typically required at a minimum of 100 to 150 dots per inch at full print size, or proportionally higher resolution at reduced scale. Submitting low-resolution files for large-format print applications results in soft, pixelated output and is one of the most common causes of graphic production delays and reprints.