R300 and resolutions

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The Epson R300 has the following resolutions:
Economy (corresponds to 180dpi - Economy)
Normal (corresponds to 360dpi - Normal)
Photo (corresponds to 1440dpi - Super Fine)
....
So, there is a lack of a medium printing resolution 720dpi, known in other
printer models as "Fine". Does anybody know any driver version having "Fine"
selection, or how to force printing at 720dpi?
If I remember correct, an older R200 have had this resolution; could someone
confirm it?

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I believe that the resolution is also dependent on the type of paper
selected.
"The availability of the Print Quality setting depends on the Paper Type
setting"
I'd select a photo paper, likely one of the glossy ones, and go from there.

As I remember, the high resoluton settings are totally dependent on the
driver software.
This precludes use of a "roll your own" driver, since Epson keeps the
details closely held.

"Yianni" <in@mailbox9.gr> wrote in message news:1114990480.45065@athnrd02...
> The Epson R300 has the following resolutions:
> Economy (corresponds to 180dpi - Economy)
> Normal (corresponds to 360dpi - Normal)
> Photo (corresponds to 1440dpi - Super Fine)
> ...
> So, there is a lack of a medium printing resolution 720dpi, known in other
> printer models as "Fine". Does anybody know any driver version having
> "Fine"
> selection, or how to force printing at 720dpi?
> If I remember correct, an older R200 have had this resolution; could
> someone
> confirm it?
>
> --
>
> Yianni
> in@mailbox9.gr (remove number nine to reply)
>
> --
>

 

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I want to print in plain paper. When I choose "Photo" quality, the speed is
very low 25 pages/hour, when I choose "Normal" quality the speed is 100
pages/hour, but if even one nozzles isn't working the print isn't good.

"Fine" quality is *only* available with "Inkjet Quality" paper, the speed is
50 pages/hour, but in this mode much ink goes to plain paper...

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>
> I believe that the resolution is also dependent on the type of paper
> selected.
> "The availability of the Print Quality setting depends on the Paper Type
> setting"
> I'd select a photo paper, likely one of the glossy ones, and go from
there.
>
> As I remember, the high resoluton settings are totally dependent on the
> driver software.
> This precludes use of a "roll your own" driver, since Epson keeps the
> details closely held.
>
> "Yianni" <in@mailbox9.gr> wrote in message
news:1114990480.45065@athnrd02...
> > The Epson R300 has the following resolutions:
> > Economy (corresponds to 180dpi - Economy)
> > Normal (corresponds to 360dpi - Normal)
> > Photo (corresponds to 1440dpi - Super Fine)
> > ...
> > So, there is a lack of a medium printing resolution 720dpi, known in
other
> > printer models as "Fine". Does anybody know any driver version having
> > "Fine"
> > selection, or how to force printing at 720dpi?
> > If I remember correct, an older R200 have had this resolution; could
> > someone
> > confirm it?
> >
> > --
> >
> > Yianni
> > in@mailbox9.gr (remove number nine to reply)
> >
> > --
> >
>
>

 

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Without seeing the driver involved it is hard for me to comment on this
specifically. I know some Epson drivers allow for you to select not
only paper type (and it is true that photo modes use more ink and make a
darker print on plain bond paper) but also print quality. Not
necessarily full resolution choices, but you can usually enhance the
plain paper printing for instance, to micro interleave, or whatever. It
will slow done the printing somewhat. The fastest modes are those that
print with every nozzles, moving line by line without any interlacing.
But they will also be the ones to show a clogged nozzle.


Art

Yianni wrote:

> I want to print in plain paper. When I choose "Photo" quality, the speed is
> very low 25 pages/hour, when I choose "Normal" quality the speed is 100
> pages/hour, but if even one nozzles isn't working the print isn't good.
>
> "Fine" quality is *only* available with "Inkjet Quality" paper, the speed is
> 50 pages/hour, but in this mode much ink goes to plain paper...
>
> --
> Yianni
> in@mailbox9.gr (remove number nine to reply)
>
> --
> "Chuck" <cdkuder@nspmmsn.com> wrote in message
> newsvgde.364$gc6.182@okepread04...
>
>>I believe that the resolution is also dependent on the type of paper
>>selected.
>>"The availability of the Print Quality setting depends on the Paper Type
>>setting"
>>I'd select a photo paper, likely one of the glossy ones, and go from
>
> there.
>
>>As I remember, the high resoluton settings are totally dependent on the
>>driver software.
>>This precludes use of a "roll your own" driver, since Epson keeps the
>>details closely held.
>>
>>"Yianni" <in@mailbox9.gr> wrote in message
>
> news:1114990480.45065@athnrd02...
>
>>>The Epson R300 has the following resolutions:
>>>Economy (corresponds to 180dpi - Economy)
>>>Normal (corresponds to 360dpi - Normal)
>>>Photo (corresponds to 1440dpi - Super Fine)
>>>...
>>>So, there is a lack of a medium printing resolution 720dpi, known in
>
> other
>
>>>printer models as "Fine". Does anybody know any driver version having
>>>"Fine"
>>>selection, or how to force printing at 720dpi?
>>>If I remember correct, an older R200 have had this resolution; could
>>>someone
>>>confirm it?
>>>
>>>--
>>>
>>>Yianni
>>>in@mailbox9.gr (remove number nine to reply)
>>>
>>>--
>>>
>>
>>
>

 

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Hello Arthur,

It's strange that the R300/R200 prints 360dpi and 1440dpi but not 720dpi. I
wonder why the medium resolution 720dpi is missing... 360dpi isn't good
quality, 1440dpi is slow.
I can't recall for sure, but I think that an *old* R200 driver printed Fine
(720dpi) resolution. If I'm correct, it's worth looking for this driver.
That's why I ask for confirmation, and which version it is, if any.


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I'm going to try to research this further, because I do not know the
answer. If I find out something, I'll report back here.

Art

Yianni wrote:

> Hello Arthur,
>
> It's strange that the R300/R200 prints 360dpi and 1440dpi but not 720dpi. I
> wonder why the medium resolution 720dpi is missing... 360dpi isn't good
> quality, 1440dpi is slow.
> I can't recall for sure, but I think that an *old* R200 driver printed Fine
> (720dpi) resolution. If I'm correct, it's worth looking for this driver.
> That's why I ask for confirmation, and which version it is, if any.
>
>
> --
>
>
>

 

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On Wed, 04 May 2005 14:05:52 +0000, Arthur Entlich wrote:

> I'm going to try to research this further, because I do not know the
> answer. If I find out something, I'll report back here.

According to the Linux installation guide it can.

The resolutions available at any one time relate directly to the media and
other options you choose in the driver.

See http://www.avasys.jp/english/linux_e/dl_ink.html

5.3.4 Combination of options

The list shown below indicates the combination of the option that is
available to the Photo Image Print System for Stylus Photo R300/R310.
Refer to the list when changing the options from the command line.

Color/Mono print

Media Resolution Quality Micro High Halftone Color Output
Weave Speed mode resolution
(Color print only) (reference)
-mt -re -ql -mw -hs -ht -cc
------------ ----------- -------- ------- ------- ----- --------------------- ------------
* PLAIN 120 DRAFT OFF ON ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 360*120
360 STD360 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 360*360
720 SFINE720 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 720*720

SFINE 720 FINE720 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 360*720
720 SFINE720 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 720*720
720 PHOTO1440 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 1440*720

PMMATT 720 FINE720 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 360*720
720 SFINE720 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 720*720
720 PHOTO1440 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 1440*720

GPAPER 720 FINE720 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 360*720
720 SFINE720 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 720*720
720 PHOTO1440 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 1440*720
720 PHOTO2880 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 2880*720
720 SPHOTO2880 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 2880*1440

PMPHOTO 720 SFINE720 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 720*720
720 PHOTO1440 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 1440*720
720 PHOTO2880 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 2880*720
720 SPHOTO2880 ON ON/OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 2880*1440

* CLPP 720 PHOTO1440 ON OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 1440*720
* 720 PHOTO2880 ON OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 2880*720

* OHP 720 PHOTO1440 ON OFF ED PHOTO/GRAPH/NONE 1440*720

(*) When T4AUTO is chosen by Paper Source, cannot use it

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