er, are you talking about the files dimensions, the printer's dpi or the image's dpi?...About 2400 on the longer side usually does it for me. It can even go down to 1800 in a pinch but 2400 works well even for my furry clients
er, are you talking about the files dimensions, the printer's dpi or the image's dpi?...
anyway, as long as an original file fits to the required print size at 180dpi or above should be good enough... the printer should be able to accept it and print to reasonably good results...
actually I was asking raptor84 cause the number he's quoting are really large if he's talking about image dpi...The image's DPI. I send my photos to a colour lab to do prints; I don't print at home - don't have the means and hardware.
actually I was asking raptor84 cause the number he's quoting are really large if he's talking about image dpi...
Oh I think he's referring to pixel count on the long side. 2,400px on the long side, if the photo is of 300dpi, translates to a length of 8".
i always use 300 no matter wat size i print.