IMO you don't need to up sample your file if it is larger than 2000 lines, I
get excellent result from my Polaroid film recorder at that resolution, you
can project to 60" without any problem. The RIP in most printer can do an
excellent job especially the professional one.
C.H.Ling
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From: "Jan Steinman" <Jan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> Also, you'll want to invest in some up-sampling software. I've been using
Genuine Fractals for years in producing my archival prints up to 24"x36".
I've recently tested Extensis pxl SmartScale, which seems to equal Genuine
Fractals in most cases, but is considerably faster. Either of these will
beat normal (bicubic) interpolation for up-sampling. (I do stuff bigger than
24"x36", but only from drum-scanned large format film.)
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