Digital BW, The Print

> Epson state (Epson Product Support Bulletin PSB.2002.09.004) that
> "All Epson
> large format printers use 360 dpi as the input resolution (this is the
> resolution data us rasterized at), therefore when printing from Photoshop,
> the maximum page length you will be able to output ot any Epson
> large format
> printer using the standard print driver would be 83.3 inches
> (30,000pixels/360 dpi). As for the Epson desktop products, they rasterize
> data at 720 dpi, therefore the maximum page length obtainable with the
> standard driver would be 41.67 inches (30,000/720)." They
> previously stated
> that PS has a maximum limit of 30,000 pixels.
>
> Doesn't this mean that the Epson drivers DO resample images to
> either 360 or
> 720?
>
> Bob Frost.

Bob,

Let me ask you a question about this.  It appears that, according to this,
this limit is a PS limit, not an Epson driver limit.  That's odd
though...because no matter how many PPI I send to the Epson driver (or Piezo
driver), it won't print more than 44"...but that wouldn't make it a PS
limitation, but a driver limitation.

It appears that the limitation is in the driver, and is the 30k divided by
the resample
resolution, and has not a thing to do with the resolution you send it.
What's your take on this?  If they just matched the PS limit that makes no
sense to me.

Austin