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Controlling resampling in the Epson driver

February 16, 2011 JimK Leave a Comment

From the mailbag: Jim, I’ve been told that the Finest Detail feature applies to vector art/line art only.  That it has no effect on bitmapped images at all. I gather your result contradicts that assertion?  I’ve never done systematic testing of it.  My tests with V- and H-stripes test images showed clearly (a few years back) that… [Read More]

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Focusing, part 3

February 14, 2011 JimK 2 Comments

OK, so your autofocus works under controlled conditions, but you’re still getting some misfocused pictures. The camera thinks it’s focusing properly, but it’s not focusing on what you want. If it’s really dark, most likely that’s just the way it is; take comfort in the knowledge that, with modern DSLRs, the AF can focus in… [Read More]

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Focusing, part 2

February 12, 2011 JimK 1 Comment

Where was I before I got distracted by all that resampling stuff? Oh, I remember: focusing. The first thing to do about focusing is to find out if the focusing aids in your camera are doing their job. Whenever I’d get a new autofocus lens, I used to take a newspaper, open it to a… [Read More]

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More images in COLOR Magazine

February 9, 2011 JimK 3 Comments

Yesterday, I received a nice e-mail: Congratulations! Your entry in the COLOR Single Image Contest 2011 has been selected for a Bronze Award, which means that one of your images will be published in the Special Issue #13 of COLOR magazine scheduled to arrive on newsstands early March. There are only 15 winners in this… [Read More]

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Triggering resampling to 720 ppi

February 9, 2011 JimK Leave a Comment

Through a combination of research and further experimentation, I’ve figured out that checking the “Finest Detail” option box in the Epson 3880 driver is the thing that tells it to resample the image at 720 ppi instead of 360 ppi. The 2880/1440 resolution setting tells the halftoning algorithm not to use any but the smallest… [Read More]

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