Resolution 350 PPI printing?

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• Resolution and PPI during the export of Lightroom 5

  When you export an image from Lightroom 5 there is a box entitled resolution. The resolution is the physical size of the image, and while you can control this, there is also a box to change the PPI. The PPI however does not relate to the image, but to the printing and changing this number in Lightroom before their export has absolutely no effect on the image whatsoever.
  Can someone explain what it is for, please?

  Looks like you explained perfectly. You are right, that the resolution of the photo is the size of the image in pixels.

  The only time where you must set the PPI number is if you specify the size of the image in inches or in centimeters, the PPI number is used. If you set the size of the image in pixels, this number is not used (although you can change it through the box) and makes no sense.

• controling printing resolution

  EPSON R3000

  Epson matte paper presentation

  When this document is selected in the choice of high resolution that a print dialog box is given. I'm printing a poster 11 x 17 and a lower resolution to save $. What is the best way?

  Timan,

  If your printer has an option to choose a different quality of paper, try that instead.

  

• Unable to print, error 'decrease your printer resolution.

  Original title: printer stopped communicating with HP Mini. Do not download. Wants to change resolution but will not save the change.

  I have a HP Mini which, up to a month or two ago, communicates very well with my printer HP Photosmart 7450. Then suddenly they stopped communicating. When I put a memory card in the printer, it will open a box on the computer. But not vice versa. So, I tried to reload the driver from the HP website and I get an error message that needs my screen to 800 x 600 resolution. But when I try to change the resolution, it will not save. Help!

  Hi BBahn,

  1. What is the exact error message?
  2. how the printer is connected to the computer?
  3. When you try to change the resolution?

  I suggest you for this visit provided Microsoft article below and check if the problem is resolved.

  Resources for the resolution of the printer in Windows XP problems
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308028

  Advanced Troubleshooting for when you cannot print in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314085/en-us

  To reduce the resolution of your printer, you can visit this below article provided with the title "decrease your printer resolution.

  How to troubleshoot issues that you may experience when you try to print to a local printer by using Office programs in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870622

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  I. Suuresh Kumar - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.
  

• Print background color

  I'm learning slowly ID. However, I have a document I have planned with a white background. It looks good on the screen, but prints with a light blue background on a cheap printer that I use to check the forward to send him to a press. Any ideas?

  In addition, my printer requires a 350 ppi. AR settings there (that I can't find it) to ensure that the entire document meets this requirement? Thank you.

  About the blue background - it could be a question of color management. When printing, in the color printing dialog box, select "Let ID determine the colors" and select the appropriate printer profile.

  You say that your "printer" requires 350 PPI. I guess you mean a printer, not your desktop printer (the printer from Word is ambiguous). Let me know if I don't have that right.

  You can use the ID CS4 preflight to check the resolution of the image. Window: Exit: preflight check. Define profiles of school boards. Press on the +. Then under the Images and objects, color Image resolution Minimum 350 in grayscale 350 Minimum resolution.

  Press ENTER. In the preflight Panel, select your new profile. Make sure that the "On" is activated. ID will search the document and let you know the images at low resolution.

• How to change the resolution?

  How can I change the resolution in my lightroom?

  You may not, except in the print module print resolution, and which relates to the resolution of the printer rather than resolution of the image. Digital images do not really have a resolution. They are simply images that are defined by the dimensions in pixels. And no matter what is the setting of the resolution, the image always has the same number of pixels. Changing this setting does nothing to the image. This is the main value is to allow a program like Photoshop to calculate the size of the image will be at any setting of the resolution.

  If you are talking about concerns with printing, you must understand how to calculate what is the size of the image will be printed. For example, consider that you have a picture of 4000 x 6000 pixels and you want a 300 PPI print. You would divide by 300 & 6000 by 300, 4000 and which would indicate the size of the print that you could do to this resolution.

• PDF print is slightly larger

  I put a picture on a piece of paper 8.5 x 11 and saved as a PDF file. Once it has been printed directly from Acrobat image was printed slightly larger than when I print directly from Photoshop. Why is this and is it possible that I can fix it?

  Either by the way, I already checked to see if 'scale adjusted to the page' has been verified and it was not.

  Thank you!

  I was wondering this b/c I send a PDF to someone and I'm worried it will print larger than actual size, I want it to.

  Check each document to see if the two documents have the same pixel dimensions (have so many pixels wide by pixels) and that they are at the same resolution of ppi in the file.  Also check the printing parameters for each application.

  You have not indicated what platform you're (Macintosh or Windows), what exact version of the operating system and applications (Photoshop and Acrobat) you are using, what type of printer and what version of the printer driver.  Also mention the exact physical size of the document printed in order to get an idea of what "slightly larger" means to you.

  You offer us not nearly enough information.

  Read this FAQ to get advice on how to ask your questions correctly to get faster and better answers:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/419981?TSTART=0

  Thank you!

• iPhone photo resolution...

  When I take a picture with my iPhone 4s, who has a camera 8 megapixels, and open it in Photoshop, the resolution is set to a 72 dpi. How can I get the photo in Photoshop to a resolution that will allow me to print it?

  I hope this is the right way to ask this question.

  Photoshop is assigning a default of 72 iPhone because resolution (and other devices) do not define the resolution as PPI.

  If you print to a printer inkjet, on the PPI 150 ~ to ~ 200 with no resampling to see what size you can print.

  If you are printing on a laser printer or offset press, set the PPI to ~ 300 with no resampling to see what size you can print.

• Beginner to printing needs help on exporting files

  Hello

  I've been shooting photography years but have never really printed one of my photos. I am now interested in some of my images print on canvas using Costco. I have so many questions, it's not even funny. I would appreciate help in the understanding of the whole process.

  Here is some background info:

  Camera used: Sony a700 (12 MP)

  Software used: Adobe Lightroom 3.x

  Here are my questions:

  (1) in view of my camera, what realistic size paper print to? I would like to print some 24 x 36 canvas (although I think that the closest Costco size is 20 x 30). It's all just too big?

  (2) am I supposed to resize the image, and if so, should I put it in the same size as the paper I want to print to?

  (3) should I leave "do not expand" button unchecked and what ppp parameters?

  (4) should I use the option to output sharpening, and if so, what options for canvas print?

  (5) is not that I know how it works, but does not offer Lightroom proofing. How can I tell how far the impression will be how it appears on my calibrated monitor?

  I'm more confused by the "Sizing of the Image" section in the Lightroom export function. I've seen suggestions do not resize and others said the opposite. Situations in which you would like to resize? I tried three different situations of resizing:

  (1) no resizing

  (2) resizing to the exact dimensions of the canvas that I want to print (20 "x 30") and clicking on the button "do not expand.

  (3) resizing to the exact dimensions of the canvas that I want to print (20 "x 30") with "do not expand the ' unchecked

  The two first exported JPEG were identical, but the third was much larger (20MB file vs 7.3 MB for the other two). How would be treated two different file sizes when printing?

  A lot of questions, and some would require better Costco!

  (1) for good quality prints at least 240 DPI (Pixels per inch) resolution, you should better be 300 ppi. To get the maximum print size you can do without the magnification of the picture you simply divide the pixels that offers your camera by 240 (or 300 as the case may be) and get the max size in inches. For example: If an image gets out a camera with 3000 x 2000 pixels and you want 300 ppi print you will get a maximum of 10 "x 6.67" print. 240 DPI you would get 12.5 "x 8.33". If you want a print bigger that, and you can't go lower in the ppi, you will need to enlarge the photo.

  I don't know what resolution print Costco wants, you need to ask them.

  (2) you must resize the image, unless Costco would do this - ask them. But I'd do it myself. For resizing, you choose the dimension of the image itself, not the size of the paper/canvas. So, if you want an 8 "x 10" print on paper letter (8.5 x 11) you would resize your image to 8 x 10. Only if you print without borders image size is equal to the size of the paper.

  (3) If you need to enlarge your image to get the print size you want (see above), you must leave the key unchecked. If you have the print sizes equal or less than that of the image file, the button does nothing. If you want a sense of the size 24 x 36 you must enlarge your image, then so do not check or you do not get the size you need.

  (4) I don't know. Ask at Costco if they do any sharpening. I guess. Sharpening for print on canvas is probably not too critical because the roughness of the surface of the canvas will be a non-affutage effect. I would start with and .

  (5) Costco prints probably sRGB (I guess), so it's a good idea to export your images as sRGB. If you do not have Photoshop for ever you can only guess. My advice: don't go overboard with the saturation / intensity. If you have Photoshop softproof it there before sending it.

  Finally: Why not let you do a small print first and see how sharpness and colors work out?

  WW

• How to set the resolution of the screen to zoom full size?

  I have a monitor with resolution of ppi 109 and I already put this resolution in photoshop and acrobat preferences, but I can't find where in illustrator cs5 it can be implemented, I would be able to get a glimpse of my works in good real print size.

  109/72 = 151,3% to get the screen display to be set to 151% print size.

• Handwritten scanned to Tiff - DPI/pixel size requirements for printing

  Namaste"

  I am planning to have a book printed sayings my teacher in his own handwriting in his journal.

  The lyrics were written in ballpoint pen and twenty years old.

  We their digitized by a scanner at hand gray in 300 dpi.

  Since I cleaned up and cropped, so the standard 300 dpi is no longer there.

  Because they are old, made with pen to ball and not very thick, it is not realistic to take 'out' of their context, so they're on a white background.

  When I watch the news, scans, it says 400 points per inch (writing and white background), but when I look at what the pixel dimensions say, they are all less than 1 MB, mostly in the 300 k of Lombardo.

  I don't understand this.

  I was told that smaller 240dpi.

  What is the relationship between the dimension in pixels and dpi? And how do you know that's enough?

  Can anyone help clear this up for me?

  When I take to the local printer and run them on their computer, for the test, the images seem fine.

  I use PSCS3.

  Thank you.

  A girl-

  When I scan art of the linework such as signatures, handwriting, drawings to the pen, etc, I updated the scanner for 2400 PPI print size, mode 1-bit/lineart/monochrome/NB (your scanning software should call one of them, the important bit is that it is NOT grayscale).

  The reason for this was released most imagesetters and chemistries 2400 or 2540 DPI, scanning so at or near the resolution output provides the best appearance. If you are out on a laser printer or other office device you can scan its output resolution, 600 for example, but a file of 2400 PPi 1 - bit is not big at all then why not 'future proof' your scans so if you get them professionally out later they are at maximum quality.

  Using a 1 - bit file removes all softened that you would with a grayscale image, and 1 bits can be easily made to have a transparent background so that you place them in a layout are a piece of cake.

  My best advice for you is to determine your output size, then re-scan to 2400 DPI to the appropriate size.

  For your other question, pixel dimensions is the number of pixels in the image and is the only true measure of the resolution of a digital image.  Until that you determine the size of print DPI (pixels per inch) is not relevant, and the PPI will change according to the size of output: If you have a picture of 2000 pixels wide and you print 10 inches so your PPI is 200 (2000 / 10). If you export to 5 inches, the PPI is 400 (2000 / 5).

  DPI (dots per inch) refers to the resolution of an output device. Both are commonly used to mean the same thing, but they are not synonymous - digital images contain only pixels, never points and output printers with points, never of pixels.

• resolution of surface-mounted

  What external resolution edition should I use when photo editing in CS5?

  I guess that the greatest and the resolution plus size print without losing the image data.  Does someone has a link or an explanation of resolution print size ratio?

  Thanks for the help.

  Because he must.

  This number affects the way in which the image is printed on paper. Say, you give is 1000 px wide.

  (A). If you set the resolution to 100 ppi, 10 inches wide on paper will be printed (1000 / 100 = 10).

  B. Si you set the resolution on 240 ppi, 4.16 inch wide on paper will be printed (1000 / 240 = 4.16).

  Note that the amount of details in the file itself remains the same - it will be 1000 px wide in both cases. But in case (A) it larger and more blurred (240ppi), while in the case (B) is smaller but more net (100ppi).

• Pages: Print flyer A5 on A4 paper

  I have created a flyer A5 using pages and you now want to print.

  Because I used images completely to the edge of the flyer I want to print the flyer in the center of a piece of A4 so I can then cut the paper too far.

  However, whenever I print, it automatically the page towards the top left of the printed sheet, which means that to lose some of the images of the unprintable.

  In addition, it will not print a hairline (despite the option!).

  Thank you

  Simon

  Do what is obvious: build your design in the center of a sheet of A4 with marks crop at the corners so that you know where to cut.

  "Hairline" is not a dimension so don't use it. It depends on the resolution of your printer. Specify 0.25pt rule or test for what is achievable on your printer.

  Also, be sure to use 100% black if you want a solid line, your color is probably a combination of RGB or CMYK coming out as a reason for blurred or nonexistent halftone on something too narrow to reproduce.

  Peter

• sent CV 5044: printing photos

  When I print a photo of my docs, it prints a picture on A4 plain paper and not on photo paper of 6 x 4 in the compartment of the photo of my printer.

  @vancough

  I suspect part of the question, I am not the right question (s).  Mutter, grumble.

  Complete installation of the software functionality:

  After the initial installation of the program, the final connection and Setup for the printer program continues (and ends) after you are prompted to restart the computer.  Without the final 'push' to complete the installation, I don't know any that the program would be to install completely.

  I'm not sure the cause - it seems as if the program is losing connection.

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  So, remember me-

  What program you are using to print the 4 X 6 photo?

  Print - Programs_and_Methods

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  You have assigned a static IP address (at least) the printer?

  Set the channel of the router to 6 or 11 (as opposed to 'Auto')

  • Excellent advice from Expert HP sabretooth04: wireless settings to keep connected printer

  • Static IP address for printer

  • Static IP address of WiFi

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  These (free) programs provide information about who and what is connected to your network.

  In Nirsoft

  Wireless Network Watcher v1.70 WifiInfoView v1.95                            

  While the information doesn't really gives you an answer to the resolution of the printer installation program or the question of the shelf, everything contributes to when you are looking to fill the gaps.  In particular, it is nice to have a "map" of connections wirelessly as from your computer.

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  The State of the network (of course) is essential; consider (if not already done) that the requirement of your operating system facilities and impacts the interaction of programs and intregate in the file system.

  Make sure Windows updates are underway: Check / run Windows Updates

  Ensure that drivers HP (or another provider drivers) are installed - check for 'missing' drivers Device Manager (small yellow triangle next to the name of the driver)

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  If you have not already done so, restart everything thing--including the router

  Install the full features software - printer

  Section restart all

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• Problem with printer Laserjet 4 M Plus printer

  I have a Laserjet 4 M Plus printer which I had connected directly to my office with Windows 98.  The printer worked fine with the office.  Well, I've upgraded the desktop of Windows XP and now I can't the printer to print at all. The printer has been added to the desktop, but it will not print a page to test the computer or any program at all.  Your help is greatly appreciated in getting my printer works with XP.  Thank you!

  Message edited by cvanderhoef on 12/21/2008 13:28

  Let this step by step, as we do for the 1st time

  1. set up your printer (cords & cables)

  2. turn off the computer

  3. connect the parallel cable or usb

  4 turn on the computer

  5. turn on the printer

  6. place the disc in

  or install from windows printers list

  Download of HP or

  7. open the folder "default" printer

  8. check the cable port

  example: printer properties

  tab select "Ports".

  9 look for ports using its

  the ports are: "the LPT1 printer Port:

  "USB: printer name?

  Make sure that the port is checked in the box of

  10. click on the "General" tab > "printing preferences...". »

  11. Select "advance" tab tick to set lower resolution

  that i had this problem on one of my printer

  because the high resolution would never print

  12 OK and test print the printer if successful

  13. click OK final

  14 perform the normal functioning of every day as everyday u

  15. good luck

  Message edited by rickp400 on 06/01/2009 12:49 AM