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Image Blurry when Printing

  • November 30, 2020
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I have created a file to print on 13x19 paper.  When I zoom to 100% I can see the words perfectly in Photoshop.  When i print to my printer I am not able to see the words clearly.  I am printing to a Epson 7710 workstation.  Has anyone had issues like this before?  The pictures print clear it is just the words.

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Per Berntsen
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Community Expert
December 1, 2020

Please tell us the pixel dimensions.

You can find them by going to Image > Image size.

 

Dante5C9DAuthor
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December 2, 2020

The Dimensions are 3750px x 4350 px

width 12.5 inches

Height 14.5 inches

resolution 300 pixels/inch

Per Berntsen
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Community Expert
November 30, 2020

What are the pixel dimensions of the image?

And what is the size of the image area in the print?

Dante5C9DAuthor
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December 1, 2020
The image is 12.5 inches x 14.5 inches.

Printing on a 13x19 sheet.
JJMack
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Community Expert
December 1, 2020

Post the image file. It sound like its your image's quality is poor. Post processing a poor image can do just so much.  There is no magic in Photoshop.

JJMack
JJMack
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Community Expert
November 30, 2020

How may pixels do you have for you image and what is the print resolution and how was the text in the image created,  Photoshop vector text layer should print very clear and sharp if the text layer font size is large and the document has a good high ppi print resolution.  If you have  a small image with few pixels and print it 13" x 19" using a low print resolution the text will be soft.   You need Pixels for good sharp well defined shape details.   

JJMack
Dante5C9DAuthor
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November 30, 2020
300 pixels/inch
Print resolution is 4800 x 2400 dpi
Text is in the picture itself. I did not add it via photoshop
JJMack
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Community Expert
November 30, 2020

Then the text has the quality that was captured by you camera and how will your processed the pixels your camera produced for the captured image. Its part of the image pixels layers should have the same quality as the rest of the image in that image area.

JJMack