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Print quality from Photoshop settings

Hi there, anyone know if there is an optimum setting for getting the best quality from
16MB files being enlarged to 36'' and 24'' square and printed out, from photoshop? Or do we just trust the
printer?

best wishes, Carl
 
Carl, not too much information to go on in your post, but I'm assuming that you are colour managing your prints? If not, then I would strongly suggest that you do. Get a colour profile (ICC profile), for your inkset/printer and paper combination and set that for your printer output. Use Let Photoshop Determine the colours option in the print dialogue. If you are already colour managing your prints, then I would still suggest that you let Photoshop manage the colours. If you want any further information about printing, feel free to ask. Or, maybe I'm misinterpreting your post.

Regards

David
 
PROFILE Lstar-RGB-v2.icc

David

I am using Lstar-RGB-v2.icc profile for all my images and let PSCS3/4 determine the colors option in the print dialog .

Jürgen
 
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Factor this in, too...
 
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