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| Input/Output/Workflow Scanning, printing, color management, and discussing best practices for control and repeatability |
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| I'd like to print a couple of photos that I just took with my digital camera. To obtain their sharpness as I see on my computer, how should I set it up in photoshop to print ? Should I resize them to a certain size first before I send to the printer or should I just print them at these current sizes and scale them in the Print window of photoshop ? Whichever way, what should be the settings ?? Please advice, Thanks much. |
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| Hi Kim, The only thing you really have to check before sending to printer is the resolution, this ideally should be 300 pix/inch, though you can get away with settings as low as 200 pix/inch. To see what size picture this will give you, set height and width to read in cm or inches (whichever you're most comfortable with). eg if you've got a pic taken on a 3M camera, you'll usually get a picture of approx 2000x1500 pix in size. With a resolution of 300 pix/inch, this will give you a printed picture approx 6.7"x5". At 200 pix/inch, that would be 10"x7.5". Hope this helps. |
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| Thank Gary, it does help |
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