Tyler Boley wrote: > Sometimes it's better to start with 2 scans, one twice the > res of the other, resizing (NOT resampling) the smaller to 360 and the > larger to 720. They will be the same physical dimension on paper, and > how the printer deals with it will be the only issue. I guess the best way would be a vector design from Illustrator with Siemens stars etc and rasterise that to 360 PPI + 720 PPI in Photoshop. An artificial photo like landscape made in a vector program would be a nice addition to that design. Starting from that you know that the rasterisation is a one step process both for the 360 and the 720 PPI version. I like the idea that my 9000's and the 10000 don't have more than 360 PPI native resolution, doesn't raise the question whether I should feed them more than that. Ernst
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: 720 v. 360 ppi to Epson desktop, No output quality differences for me.
2004-11-13 by Ernst Dinkla