Re: Pictures for a photocopier

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RicSeyler
Apr 1, 2004
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Not a prob Robert. 🙂

Robert Leggat wrote:

Many thanks!

R

On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 16:30:17 -0600, RicSeyler
wrote:

Print them out on a postscript laser printer.
And when you print, select a very low
"screen frequency". Around 60 lpi should get
you an acceptable print to photocopy.

Gotta get those dots apart and larger so the copier can reproduce them.
RL wrote:

An unusual request, bur someone may have experienced the same! I send perfectly good pictures to our local church, but they are reproduced on a photocopier, and appear pretty ghastly! Is there a plug-in or a particular rendering which might improve the quality of the print?
Advice gratefully received!

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Allan R
Apr 2, 2004
Another solution:
(useful if you do not have access to a postscript printer)

Convert image to Grayscale.
Use the "Pixelate/Color Halftone" filter to create halftone patter. Adjust contrast to 100%

Save/Print/Photocopy

Allan Revich
"RicSeyler" wrote in message
Not a prob Robert. 🙂

Robert Leggat wrote:

Many thanks!

R

On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 16:30:17 -0600, RicSeyler
wrote:

Print them out on a postscript laser printer.
And when you print, select a very low
"screen frequency". Around 60 lpi should get
you an acceptable print to photocopy.

Gotta get those dots apart and larger so the copier can reproduce them.

RL wrote:

An unusual request, bur someone may have experienced the same! I send perfectly good pictures to our local church, but they are reproduced on a photocopier, and appear pretty ghastly! Is there a plug-in or a particular rendering which might improve the quality of the print?

Advice gratefully received!

—
Ric Seyler
Online Racing: RicSeyler
GPL Handicap 6.35

http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
remove -SPAM- from email address
————————————–
"Homer no function beer well without."
– H.J. Simpson

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