I was wondering if people are using the Epson Stylus RIP to print their photographInk prints? I don't seem to have mine installed correctly. Just another reason to be eager to see the print exchange, see how far off I may be. A link that corroborates the 240 to 480 dpi. Not that it needed corroboration :-) http://support.epson.com/webadvice/wa0216.html Another question. To know that I have the image scanned correctly...wouldn't the Photoshop/Image Size-resolution be between our 240 & 480 for quality. Or to ask another way, where do I confirm in Photoshop the resolution of the scan? I have doubts that...I just have doubts really. Thanks, Cleavis <snip> >This formula works to determine the dpi required for offset press. >1.5 or 2 times the line screen = the dpi of the file. I typically >send a 300 DPI file to offset... this covers a 150 to 200 lpi image >setter. >The Epson printers don't require this formula. I use 1440 divided by >3 = the maximum dpi required for an Epson... but less works well >too. I typically use between 240 and 480 dpi files for my Epson >output at the 1440 setting. > > Carolyn
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Re: Scanning to Printing...
2001-10-21 by lyonscox@mindspring.com
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