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Re: Paper Print Resolution

Subject: Re: Paper Print Resolution
From: Gary Smith <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 15:57:12 -0600

Hi Anthony.

My experiences are with the 2200, 2400 and 4800, not the 3800. I've had earlier Epson's like the 1280 too. I mostly use Epson Enhanced Matte, but I also use Hahnemuhle and Legion papers. I profile with MonacoPROFILER and have both a DTP70 and Eye-One.

With the older printers I never used 2880 because it was too slow, and because I could usually see a tiny bit of improvement in my Photoshop images at the 1440 setting over the 2880 setting.

However, with my two 4800 (which are much faster) I am using 2880, mostly because I have found 2880 uses a tiny bit less ink than 1440.

Also, I have always used Bi-Directional printing (High Speed). I have never ever been able to discern an iota of difference with it on or off, although I never bothered to test this with my 4800s. This was always the case with my other printers. I don't understand the warning about using the High Speed setting. I am curious as to the reasoning behind the warning.

For printing & profiling Enhanced Matte and similar papers on my two 4800s, I use 2880, Finest Detail, High Speed and No Color Adjustment.

By the time I get used to the new Epson paper names, I think they will have changed them again! :) -- Gary Smith Precision Pixel Studios, LLC _______________________________________________ Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored. Colorsync-users mailing list (email@hidden) Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription: This email sent to email@hidden Prev by Date: Re: New Adobe Epson printing workflow? Next by Date: Re: Paper Print Resolution Previous by thread: Re: Paper Print Resolution Next by thread: Re: Paper Print Resolution Index(es): Date Thread