In a message dated 12/2/2005 9:20:25 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi Marnie, Any file you print should be interpolated or "upsized" to deliver best results with a given printer at a given dimension. My Epson 2200 likes 360 dpi, so to print 11 x 17, I upsize the RAW to the maximum value in the CS converter, which is about 72 megabytes in 8 bit. This yields an approximate 11 x 17 at 360 dpi. Paul ======== Uh. Still don't quite get it, Paul.
Okay, let's say my Canon RAW files average between 6,646KB to 7,257KB, and I am using an Epson that perfers 360. But can only print up to 8X10 (to print full frame I actually print something like 7X11). Do I need to upsize during RAW conversion? And by how much? Is there some formula that would make sense to me? TIA, Marnie aka Doe Of course, you don't know what makes sense to me and what doesn't. ;-)
