> even though that may be how it got started, > it appears that they have projected it as the ideal dpi for later generation > printers including the 700 & EX, and 750 and 1200. I've never yet seen an 'official' Epson indication of what we should feed to their printers, it has all been hearsay and peoples' own trial results. When the 1440dpi printers appeared I remember the recurrent query in NG and elsewhere 'but what res do I print at?'. It's just carried on from there. If you know different, please point me toward it and put this wretched thread out of my misery <g> Hint: www.leben.com is much more suitable for the real hardcore Epson fetishists. You will never be stuck for something to read, on this and many similar Epson topics, ever again. Regards Tony Sleep http://www.halftone.co.uk - Online portfolio & exhibit; + film scanner info & comparisons
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