You can go all the way down to 100 dpi and not much difference at all, especially on a 'busy' image. Has to do with the difference in the what a monitor considers dpi and what a printer considers it. You will see some difference, but for a lot of things it's not enough to matter.
JP From: Margery Ellsworth Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2010 10:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [HPDesignJet_Printers] Re: DJ130 - crashes when printing in Qimage/truncates 24x36 prints in Photoshop Bill and Bob, Thanks so much for your advice! I did what you suggested - actually I reduced the dpi to 240 - and was able to print the entire image! It looks no different at 240 than at 300 dpi... I am very very relieved and happy to be able to print the whole image without truncation! Thanks again! Marge From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of bigreen505 Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2010 7:17 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [HPDesignJet_Printers] Re: DJ130 - crashes when printing in Qimage/truncates 24x36 prints in Photoshop What Bob said is correct. Just reduce resolution slightly and you should be fine. My understanding is that this is a limitation of the DJ130 because of the lack of a print server (DJ130nr doesn't have the problem), so it is fed the whole file at once. If I recal, 24x36 at 300 was ok, but not at 600. Bill Green/William Green Photography --- In [email protected], "Margery Ellsworth" <margeryellswo...@...> wrote: > > I really hope someone out there can help me as I have tried absolutely > everything I can think of. My problem is that, when I try to print to my > DJ130 in Photoshop CS4 the printer stops printing 2/3 through. This only > happens with very large prints (24 x 36).
