Hi Jerry, > I did run tests. Up to 480 DPI you can see differences. The higher the > DPI (FILE size) the smoother and sharper the prints look. Sometimes I > have 1200 DPI files, for large prints. When I make a very small print, > I just leave it set at 1200 DPI. The prints are sharper than if you > resample to 360 DPI. I made comparison prints from about 100 DPI to 720 > DPI (FILE size) once. The bigger the file size, the sharper the print. > After 480 DPI though, it takes a loupe to see any difference at the > higher resolutions. There is a VERY noticeable difference between 240 > and 480 though. Don't you mean PPI instead of DPI in this reply? Other than that, my experience agree with yours ;-) Regards, Austin
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RE: [Digital BW] Optimal DPI (should be PPI...)
2003-02-11 by Austin Franklin