Re: dpi for digital negatives
Hi!, banding problem periodically comes to visit and look for my work. I print with 2100 epson on Agfa jet film, setting glossy paper and 2880. Files are 360 dpi. Colour is 70.255.0 - 90.255.0 for carbon print. Epson utility helps but it's not a definitive solution. I think the problem is related to temperature because I noticed it arrives with change, but it's specific of areas with a lot of ink ( 0 - 15% of density on positive) on wide immages (30x45cm): may we say that there is not ink enough in critical situations? (is that a critical situation?) When they want disappear, and I don't know why. So, do anybody tried other settings (less then 2880 or other paper support)? tanks damiano 2007/10/29, Sandy King <sanking@clemson.edu>: > Marilyn, > > If you are printing the negative on an inkjet printer there is no > need to use more than 360 dpi at the printing size for Epson printers. > > You would need more resolution if making the negatives with other > types of output, imagesetter, Lambda, etc. > > Sandy King > > > At 12:34 PM -0700 10/29/07, Marilyn Dalrymple wrote: > >Can I ask what dpi setting is the best for non-silver, digitally > >printed negatives, please? > > > >Marilyn > > -- www.damianobianca.it
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