rusty

I get this message in Photoshop when I try to print a half-tone positive from a hi-res image.

Quote: "The image's resolution is higher than 2.5 times the halftone screen frequency. Print anyway?"

I was trying to print at 55 lpi and 300 ppi resolution. I understand that 300 is more than 2.5 * 55, but does this cause problems with my print? Or is it just telling me that I'm wasting processing power? Or what?

 

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Fluid

Just means you can use a lower resolution file for the halftone size your using. Your good to go as is.

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rusty

Thanks. That's what I was hoping.

 

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