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1  Technical Discussions / Printers / Re: ACR Settings in Photoshop on: March 21, 2010, 02:16:12 PM
Thanks Fred,
I will give it a try this coming week.

I am really quite happy with my work flow (Adobe LR 85% of time Adobe PS-CS4 the other 15%.
My workflow will also incorporate NIK software into each of the above and then when print day arrives I have always used (98%) Qimage with LR or CS the other 2%.

I was just concerned (re my original post) that I might not be using the 'most appropriate' settings in ACR and as I replied - It's not broken so I am still a happy camper and appreciate the quick responses and advice.

Thanks,
Art
2  Technical Discussions / Printers / Re: ACR Settings in Photoshop on: March 20, 2010, 06:14:26 PM
 Smiley Terry M,

Thanks for your response. I guess it's simply a case of, "If it ain't broke - why are you worried about 'fixing' it"

I am just going to return to making my great prints with Qimage and not worry about it.

Thanks,
Art
3  Technical Discussions / Printers / ACR Settings in Photoshop on: March 20, 2010, 05:14:40 PM
Hi,

I have been using Qimage for some time and quite pleased with my prints.
I started reading through the topics on this forum and I am now puzzled about the settings I am using in ACR as I open my CR2 (RAW) images in Photoshop.
The settings I currently use in ACR are:

Adobe RGB(1988);16 bit;3744 by 5616 (21.0 mp);300ppi

My concern (and maybe I shouldn't have a concern since my prints are great) is the appropiate ppi setting to use in ACR - from reading on this forum, it seems I am interpolating once to 300 ppi in ACR and then to 600 ppi in Qimage. Is my understanding correct? If so what setting would be the most appropiate to use in ACR?

Thanks,
Art
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