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• Workflow to ensure the best quality print files

  I have a number of birds in flight photos that do not whole screen. I want to crop the part of the image and print it.

  I want to complete the process in Lightroom cc, however the impression that I get on the web, is that Photoshop has tools higher resampling.

  What is the optimal workflow between Lightroom and Photoshop to get the best quality print file?

  I had to rate an image for printing several years ago and made some tests using Photoshop, Lightroom and some third-party software, resize possibly perfect.

  It turned out that Lightroom has produced the best picture, followed closely by Photoshop.

  The image produced by the third-party software maybe was a bit stronger than the others, but it seemed unnatural.

  You can easily test yourself - create images in the same dimensions in pixels of Lightroom and Photoshop, then compare them to view 100%. Photoshop you give several resampling options that produce slightly different results, try bicubic and bicubic smoother.

• How to change the resolution of a photo in photoshop for high quality printing?

  I am confused about how to check the actual resolution of an image in Photoshop.

  I understand 72 DPI is set for the web and 300 DPI is normally required for high quality printing but how do you check the dpi in Photoshop. When you go to the size and resolution of the image, it is always in pixels (ppi)? Is it the same thing as the dots per inch?

  For example. If I open a photo in Photoshop and the resolution is 72 dpi can I change this at 300ppi so that's 300 DPI when it goes to print?

  Also is there a way to check the resolution of a picture that has been placed in indesign or illustrator without opening the image in photoshop?

  Thanks in advance

  You should check up to resample it for any nationally - or down.

  If you want to convert to CMYK, you must use the correct profile, the results may not be as expected.

  CMYK profiles are dependent on the device - the press is either calibrated to a known profile (which may be available in Photoshop), or he has a profile, which you would have to get the printer.

  If you want to print an Indesign document, the recommended workflow is to export to PDF and converting CMYK when the pdf file. The CMYK range is smaller than RGB, so unless you're aware of this, you will have a few surprises.

  You cannot print very saturated colors with CMYK and blues often come different looking than RGB.

  If you configure the Color PS with CMYK (workspace) profile settings, you can (work in RGB) press Ctrl + Y and get a glimpse of what will look like colors in CMYK. You can even edit in this mode, tweaking colors, but of course limited by the CMYK range.

  For all this to work and get good results, you must have a calibrated monitor, and it helps it of course to have a good printer, who knows what she's doing. And, if possible, be there during printing. Printing on an offset press is not like printing on your desktop printer - there are much more variable.

• Irregular quality printing HP Photosmart C7280 black

  Black letters are irrelgular quality, some of the page either crispy, then a few lines are blurred, twisted or just simply not clearly (see iamge below). All the colors are fine and precise. I did all the cleaning routines, even cleaned the printhead (through the opening at the bottom). Cartridge is full.

  Is originally a bad cartridge or going to the print head? The printer is a few years with moderate use.

  

  When you have performed the task of cleaning print head using the front of the printer, did you just 1 or all 3 levels?  I advise to all 3 levels to try to force ink through ports to make them disappear.  In addition, the printer aligns with success if you tell the printer to complete a cycle of alignment?

  I'd also take a look at the document troubleshooting quality printing found here for the Photosmart C7280.

  If you complete all steps and the problem persists, then I advise to try another cartridge to remove if the problem is hardware for printer or a problem with the print cartridge.

  However, if you change the cartridge and the problem persists, then it's a hardware problem with the printhead internally and the next step will be the replacement of the product.  If you are still in warranty, HP can replace the printer without cost to you. I'll link the information to get in touch with them below. The link takes you to a form to fill out. Once you fill it and she is treated, it will give you the printers warranty information, a file number and the phone number to call.

  Technical Support case HP formula call: https://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/phoneInput?cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&product=5061082

• Print to PDF, high quality printing. Creates .ps instead of the PDF file

  I want to create a PDF (from a PDF file) using Print-> Adobe PDF. I chose that properties-> high quality printing. This used to create a PDF document, but now he wants to write it into a .ps file. How to change that? I saw a question/answer older who said uncheck "print to a file", but I do not see this option.

  Click on the Advanced button in the print dialog box and make sure that "Print to a file" is not checked.

• With the help of Windown 10, not all pdf documents launch Adobe Reader DC.  As a result, I have not all normally available printing options.  How can I get Reader to open the default player.  I need to clear, step by step direcitons, please.  Thank you

  With the help of Windows 10, not all pdf documents launch Adobe Reader DC.  As a result, I have not all normally available printing options.  How can I get Reader to open the default player.  I need to clear, step-by-step instructions, please.  Thank you

  Hello

  Please visit the following link to set the reader as default PDF reader.

  Restoration of Adobe Acrobat Reader in the default PDF Viewer

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• InDesign cc export presets pdf for the quality and high quality printing press are missing.

  I have more quality of printing or high-quality print options to export a PDF file. Is - this intentional? Can I get back them?

  The first thing to try is repalcing preferences and restart the computer. See replace your preferences

  If this does not work, I put a folder of the old benefits here: https://www.hightail.com/download/OGhkZ285Q1JBNkUwTWRVag

• OfficeJet 4630: right side of cut printscreen image. Normal in print preview.

  Help please. New Office jet 4630 for a month. All fine until today. Paste a picture of 'print' Screen in the text in a Word document.

  Page and image, normal looked on screen and in print preview before printing, but when mode about 25% of the image has been cut (along the right side), while the text that surrounds it normally - prints and the text is "wider" than the embedded image.

  No new software installed recently. Changed no settings on the PC or on the printer and specifically no changes to the display settings for Word, or 'page', 'margins' etc. etc. * nothing at all changed before this problem arose.

  Removed and reinstalled printer quintuple - download from the HP site, also tried CD supplied with your printer, try USB and tried to wi - fi. Tried several pages with different print screen images from different sources, Norton anti-virus up-to-date. Ran HP Print & Scan Doctor three times - said that everything is normal.

  How can I sort this please? He drives me crazy...

  Thanks if you can help.

  @asjb

  A few ideas (based on recent versions of Word)

  Assuming that you have a copy saved the image in one of your folders:

  • Open the Word document > remove the image of the Word (right click and cut) document
  • To add this image, use Insert (as opposed to paste / copy)
  • Right-click on the Image and adjust the size and Position
  • Click on the Image and adjust the horizontal position on the page

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  • Assuming that you don't print on A4 paper, you can stop the next parameter (at least temporarily).  The setting is normally useful; It can change how the document print as opposed to the way it is presented on the screen.

  In Microsoft Word > open document > file > Options > Advanced >

  Under Print

  Uncheck the content of scale for A4 or 8.5 X 11 "paper sizes

  Ok

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  Independent, may be of interest:

  • The best image quality, verify / confirm the following setting is in place:

  In Microsoft Word > open document > file > Options > Advanced >

  Under the Image size and quality

  CHECK Do not compress the images in the file

  Ok

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  • Control to make sure the gutter is not affected on the side on which the image is 'cut '.  Gutter is used to adjust the margins for notebook or giving way to the hole (for paper be placed in a binder).  If you are not currently using a binding option in your print output, you can adjust the tray away from the side and place it on the 'top '.  Note that this setting is not likely to affect the impression if not the liaison / booklet are selected when submitting print.

  In Microsoft Word > open document > file > Print > Page layout > margins

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  If the print set by the printer area is in conflict with your margins of game, things can get weird.

  How to fix the print margins in Word

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  Excellent (free) resource for WordTips

  Examples:

  Absolutely positioning chart

  Floating and absolute positioning (Image):

  Move photos on their own

  Understanding and the printable area layout

  Determine the Page layout

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• Color Laserjet 2605dtn - deteriorated quality printing (with images for comparison)

  I have had my HP Color Laserjet 2605dtn for about 5 years and have been very happy with it.

  But last week, I noticed that my print quality has deteriorated over time.

  I noticed by accident after the reprint of a color image, that I had already printed two years ago and after that comparison of the two it became clear that both the sharpness that the colors are not what they used to be.

  I use my printer quite often but not on this scale it might show "wear" already. I'm a teacher and so my wife and we print and photo assignments at home from time to time, but the printer is not used as a printer of office of all kinds.

  Attached to this post, you will find two pictures of the same image (a board game cards, I have DIY'ed two years ago) and you can see that the images either crisp and bright colors while the other is a little blurry and pale colors.

  I've already printed or a configuration page that is useful for the experts here determine what teard ant normal wear due to the "age" of the printer or is something else.

  Number of pages printed: 21192

  Number of pages printed colors: 5612

  Monochrome RET = enabled (not sure what that means)

  Toner hp original with black again (to see if it was the cause of my problem)

  All color toners are 25%

  The "bars" of green toner are clean.

  I hope someone can give me an easy solution...

  Thanks in advance.

  I do not see your spare part but the seal should help.

• Photosmart7520: What cartridge is used for normal black printing?

  I seem to use a LOT of black ink. The 564 is used for normal printing in black or the 564XL? The xl is much broader. Is it possible to have both? I'm tired of buying sets of ink cartridges when I don't need than black.

  As I mentioned here, I'll throw in my $0.02.  If the black cartridge was more than half full but seems to be empty the probable thing to check would be the event.  If the vent is blocked the cartridge seems to run out of ink, even though there was a lot of ink in the cartridge. For more information on the verification of the evacuation of the cartridge area, refer to step 9 of the document here.

  1. Figure: Evacuate the area on top of the ink cartridge

• Low quality printing

  My ink level is all rich, but when I print in color, the colors are all faded and have horizontal lines going through them too. The colors are washed out despite new cartridges.

  I use an all-in-one Officejet Pro L7650.

  Hello

  I see you are having a problem with the printer giving you print quality problems.

  I would suggest following this document, which will show you how to solve the problem you are experiencing. In addition, this document will show you what print head needs to be replaced if this is the case.

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• Photosmart HP 7510 - L:ooking to my reports of Diagnostic quality Print - why so much of more PHA "drops"? ""

  My Photosmart 7510 C311a says it has printed about 7500 pages since I bought it in to November 2011.

  Tonight, after replacing the ink cartridge Cyan, I ran the alignment of cartridges and then to print the print quality Diagnostic report.  As I was checking out, I noticed the mention in the 11, 12, 13 and 22 of the words:

  11 PHA installed: 24/01/2012

  12 PHA TTOE completed 1

  13 PHA Hex ID: K: 3ff11948_5c3f230b, C: 00f11d60_5b421f06

  and on the line across the page of article 22, with numbers under each color cartridge.

  (Color cartridge)       Cyan Magenta yellow black photo

  22 PHA drops 1493032000 4700387000 7245406000 51771850000 13001389000

  While these numbers are very large, I was curious to know how quickly grew it in time very short (like five minutes) between the time I ran the first report of diag then align the heads and ran an another diag report - the more it was five minutes and I have printed nothing in between.  Then, after calculating the increase in each issue, about 10 minutes, I ran another report of diag and the number rose again.  For each color cartridge in three tests, with no more than 10 minutes between tests and with nothing, but the three printed reports, here are the three sets of numbers for ' Drops PHA.

  1493032000 1494847000 1496485000 photo

  4700387000 4702380000 4704197000 magenta

  7245406000 7247860000 7249779000 cyan

  Yellow 5177185000 5179178000 5180995000

  Black 13001389000 13008428000 13013963000

  Between the first and the second reports of the diag, the numbers for each cartridge has increased by the following figures:

  Photo 1 815 000

  Magenta 1 993 000

  Cyan 2 540 000

  Yellow 1 993 000

  Black 7 039 000

  I did not bother to calculate the change in numbers between 2 and 3 to test, but I suspect that the numbers will be similar.

  My question is this: what is exactly the definition of a "decline in PHA" and how does fit in whatever the "PHA - process ' means?

  I read two or three 'PHA drop' queries and associates on the HP Forums and responses - bluntly - sound as the maker of response has no real idea of what is involved - or - think anyone on the forum could understand the real answer.  Bad form...

  I don't think that there is a "conspiracy to refuse" here and I don't think even the fall of the PHA is something I need to know to sleep tonight- but, it's some obvious and open information that HP was considered useful to include in each print quality Diagnostic report and one of the validated answers States that the PHA any 'thing' is used only for "diagnosis.»

  Well, diagnosis carried out by who and when and where and for what purpose?  A really good answer, complete and accurate, based on facts could even help HP users to better understand the equipment that we have spent a lot of money to acquire and use.

  Answer please.

  Thank you

  PHA is synonymous with the print head.  It's the Assembly the color and black print and electric interconnection heads.

  PHA drops are the individual droplets of ink printed.  A drop individual is very low, the order of 5 x 10 ^-12 litres for the color, maybe like for blacks.   I would not be surprised to see 7 million black grave on a page.  600 dpi a square inch of paper would take 360 000 drops so drops 7 million 20% coverage of the page if all the ink were used for printing, it will be too little ink would be used for maintenance to keep the clear print head.  The here document contains information on using ink.

  The diagnosis page is useful in cases where there is a problem in printing and you contact HP support.  They can have you to print a diagnostic page and can ask for some specific lines to help diagnose the problem.  There are a large number of items in the diagnostic page that may be of interest for people to support (or engineers during development), but most of the time, they are not useful for the end user.

• quality printing on paper photo using mac

  Hello

  I am trying to print photos from my computer mac laptop.  I have Mac OS X 10.5. The photos I print have horizontal stripes. I can't find anywhere to change the quality/paper photo printer setting.

  Thank you very much for your help!

  Hi Sbeker,

  According to these guidelines, there should be a Type of paper and the quality parameter.  Check out the steps below

  Changing the parameters of printing from Mac OS X

  The basics of the Mac: printing from OS X

  If this does not help, let me know what model of printer you have, and I'll try to find more help for you

• Office Jet Pro 8600: bad quality printing on HP Premium Plus Photo paper

  Using HP Premium Plus Photo paper print quality is terrible! I have selected the correct paper and the "highest DPI", but the results are shockingly bad. The same photo printed on paper ordinary is by far superior, so it seems to be the book that is the problem. Anyone got tips?

  HP Premium Plus Photo paper is designed for dye based printing.  Printers Officejet Pro 8600 used pigment ink which is not compatible with the HP Premium Plus Photo Paper.

  I suggest that you try the Photo paper advanced HP, it is more appropriate for the Officejet Pro 8600.

• HP Deskjet 3055 A photo quality print wet and stained.

  HP Deskjet 3055 has produced BON11B

  Unable to print photo-quality images dryly

  All inks run and smudge.

  Hi solcolumb,

  Thanks for the reply!

  It could be the combination of paper ink, good fishing according to my research, I would recommend the HP Advanced Photo Paper, as it appears to be available in the United Kingdom.

  Once you have had a chance to change the photo paper, please let me know if there is a difference in the photos!