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This is with resample off, so the final product will be printed at 200ppi. As part of our (forensic) workflow, we print images at 500%. There are different ways of doing this, but some people in the office specify this in the Print Preview Pane, whereas I do it directly to the image in PS before going to print.
After switching to CS3 from CS, it was noticed that 500% for a 1000ppi image (physically less than 36mm X 24mm at 1:1) was being limited to a bit less than 400%. An error box would pop up saying the value must be between 0.00% and XXX.XX%… and it would automatically select the maximum in the range.
For a 1000ppi original image, the upper range would be around 370%. I tried it with a 2400 ppi image (5MB) and was limited to ~150%. Apparently this is not a specific number, but some sort of resolution-based maximum.
The printer used for output doesn’t appear to matter as we’ve tried a couple of different ones.
Is there some sort of maximum percent of image size allowed for printing, based on resolution that can be selected in the Print Preview Pane?
After switching to CS3 from CS, it was noticed that 500% for a 1000ppi image (physically less than 36mm X 24mm at 1:1) was being limited to a bit less than 400%. An error box would pop up saying the value must be between 0.00% and XXX.XX%… and it would automatically select the maximum in the range.
For a 1000ppi original image, the upper range would be around 370%. I tried it with a 2400 ppi image (5MB) and was limited to ~150%. Apparently this is not a specific number, but some sort of resolution-based maximum.
The printer used for output doesn’t appear to matter as we’ve tried a couple of different ones.
Is there some sort of maximum percent of image size allowed for printing, based on resolution that can be selected in the Print Preview Pane?
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