Austin, Doesn't the fact that Epson state that their drivers work internally at 360 ppi for large-format and 720 ppi for desktop, suggest that this IS the way that the Epson drivers work? Bob Frost. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Austin Franklin" <darkroom@...> > Hi Tony, > > > What I am saying is that prior to the driver doing its own > > conversion from pixels to dots it may first do its own conversion to > > resample the image to a fixed pixel resolution. > > It COULD work that way...but there is no reason it has to. > > > Let's say the code routine in the driver which perfroms the pixels->dots > > conversion has been written so that it can only accept an input resolution > > of 360ppi. There will be a routine in the driver which would then first > > check to see whether the image resolution passed to it by the imaging > > application/print spooler is at the correct resolution to be passed to the > > pixels->dots function, and if not, it will do this resampling. > > Understood, but again, that's an assumption that it works that way. > > > Note there > > are two separate things happening here in the print driver: > > In this hypothetical print driver, yes.
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Re: [Digital BW] Optimal DPI
2003-02-11 by Bob Frost
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