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Anonymous
j0 /hr/
do you guys have some hr stuff that I can print in poster size? Need something on my walls :/
What resolution is suited for that anyway?
>> Hazard !ErY2TknG0w
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Depends on how large the poster is to be, but it needs to be about 150 ppi for good quality at whatever size you use.
>> Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
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?
>> Anonymous
>>98053
what a great movie
>> Anonymous
>>98100
anymore stuff like this?
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>> Anonymous
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I'd put this on my wall
>> Anonymous
how would you get a printer for this?
>> Anonymous
>>98134
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/WideFormat/WideFormatDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType=O
verview&oid=-12803&category=Wide+Format+Printers

Epson make the best printers.
>> Anonymous
>>98121
Lawl, is da sum Ho IX?
>> Anonymous
>>98122
I see what you did thar.
>> Anonymous
>>98053

What is 150 ppi?
>> Anonymous
>>98147

ONLY on HR do people make jokes like this... about printers.
>> Hazard !ErY2TknG0w
>>98178
Pixels per inch, the image quality/true resolution.
>> Anonymous
>>98258
I think you mean DPI, PPI only measures the resolution of computer monitors.
>> Anonymous
>>98206

I don't think he was talking about a printer....
>> Hazard
>>98265
The resolution of the image before it's printed is in PPI which is analogous to DPI when it's printed.
>> Anonymous
>>98288
not true.

"A 10×10-pixel image on a computer display may require many more than 10×10 printer dots to accurately reproduce, due to limitations of available ink colors in the printer."

Thus, DPI resolution does not necessarily equal PPI resolution.
>> Anonymous
>>98305
Right so it may not exactly equal, do you know what 'analogous' means?
Why are 4channers so pedantic? Stop clenching that ass.
>> Hazard !ErY2TknG0w
>>98305A 10×10-pixel image on a computer display may require many more than 10×10 printer dots to accurately reproduce
Right. They're not the same thing, just similar in principle. PPI is the image quality, while DPI is more like the image resolution/size.

If you increase the ppi of an image, it'll get smaller in print, but higher in print quality. If you increase the dpi of an image, it'll get spread out over an enlarged image.

This page details what I mean
http://www.rideau-info.com/photos/mythdpi.html
>> Anonymous
>>98312
Quit acting so indignant when you're wrong.
>> Anonymous
>>98137http://www.mimaki.co.jp/english/sg/inkjet/jv5/ i got this, this new mimaki is best, but it cost's about MUCH