Hi,
I'm using Pymol to make some images for a paper and a poster, and I've
run across a problem. I can generate images that are beautiful on my
screen (when ray traced and then viewed as the png file), but when I
print them out they become extremely grainy. I've tried viewing and
printing fro
Chris,
"CR" == Chris Rife wrote:
CR> I'm using Pymol to make some images for a paper and a poster, and I've
CR> run across a problem. I can generate images that are beautiful on my
CR> screen (when ray traced and then viewed as the png file), but when I
CR> print them out they become extremel
Image quality:
As Andrey indicated, on typical color lasers and inkjets, you need 300 dots
per final printed inch (~120 pixels/cm) for maximum quality . A small 4"x3"
illustration would need to be 1200x900 pixels ("ray 1200,900"). Full page
11"x8.5" (ray "3300,2550").
Since rendering t
Hi,
Thanks to Andrey and Warren, that was certainly what was needed!
Chris
On Tuesday, April 30, 2002, at 12:03 PM, DeLano, Warren wrote:
Image quality:
As Andrey indicated, on typical color lasers and inkjets, you need
300 dots per final printed inch (~120 pixels/cm) for maximum qualit
