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Title: Taking maximum advantage of Overdrive Post by: CHoffman on June 11, 2024, 07:56:00 PM Hi Mike,
Maybe a bit OT, but I print various optical targets for measurement and similar purposes. I usually use Red River Ultrapro Gloss 2.0 because it's what I keep around. Question- in developing Overdrive (I use a Pro-100 printer) did you find any particular paper that was capable of more resolution than others? Or, are all glossy papers pretty much the same. I sometimes use a matte paper where reflections are a problem, but those are much worse for resolution. Also, what determines when Overdrive is greyed out? Thanks, Conrad Title: Re: Taking maximum advantage of Overdrive Post by: admin on June 12, 2024, 02:16:39 AM To be honest, I only noted what you did: that glossy papers can hold more resolution. In fact, generally the "shinier" the surface, the more resolution the paper can hold. I didn't test specific papers.
Overdrive will be unavailable whenever the driver PPI is 1200 or higher. Regards, Mike Title: Re: Taking maximum advantage of Overdrive Post by: CHoffman on June 12, 2024, 02:38:37 AM Thanks! :)
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