Austin, Not quite so easy I'm afraid, according to Epson. It is dependant not only on the driver, but also on the OS and the software program you are printing from. For example, Epson state the OS limit for the 3000 is 44", the Photoshop limit is 41", the Adobe Illustrator limit is 227", The QuarkExpress limit is 48", and the Coreldraw limit is 1800"!! However, having read the Epson blurb again, I'm not sure where the boundary is. The 7000 and up are certainly large-format, but whether the 3000, 5000, and 5500 are 'desktop' or not isn't absolutely clear to me. But the test is simply whether the page limit size in PS is 41" or 82". My 1290 certainly has a limit of 41.666 inches. If you set the ppi to 720 in Image Size and try and enter a height of 100 inches, it puts up an error message and defaults to 41.666. Bob Frost. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Austin Franklin" <darkroom@...> > > Easy to tell. If it resamples to 720, your maximum print length is ~44", > and if it resamples to 360, max print length is ~88". > > > Are 2200's and > > 1280's considered desktop or large format? > > I would assume desktop. Even the 3000 is desktop, as it has a max length of > 44".
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Re: [Digital BW] Optimal DPI
2003-02-28 by Bob Frost
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