This next set of images is based on a 240 ppi target scaled to the 360 ppi printer resolution. Because the target is the same 150 pixel on a side target, the images on paper are somewhat smaller. Here are the results, followed by an analysis. Photoshop Bicubic Smoother (above) Perfect Resize (above) Qimage Hybrid… [Read More]
Resampling for printing, revisited
Four or five months ago, I did a series of posts on resampling for printing. You can read the summary here. Since then, a new version of Qimage has been introduced. It has a new algorithm, called “Fusion”, which is supposed to give better results than the “hybrid” algorithm. Also, there is been a new… [Read More]
What’s your site’s rank?
If you’re at all compulsive, you should probably stop reading right here. For the rest of you, and for the compulsive ones who just can’t help themselves, I’d like to pass on a little tidbit that I got from Brooks Jensen at last weekend’s workshop. You’ve probably noticed the sales rankings at Amazon. If you’ve… [Read More]
The monitor brightness dilemma solved
In my last post, I was bemoaning the choice between setting your monitor to a high brightness level so that it’s comfortable for most things and setting it to a lower level to get more accurate soft proofing. It turns out that with the NEC PA series monitors you can have your cake and eat… [Read More]
On-site service
If a personal computer is a computer that you have all to yourself, my first personal computer was a Hewlett-Packard 2114, which was assigned to me in 1970 when I was working at hp. It came with a form of onsite service; if anything broke, I’d either swap the new part in myself or call… [Read More]
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