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10-14-2018, 02:45 PM
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The problem is that you are using a 72PPI print definition and this is going to be grainy. For A4, good quality is 300PPI, and excellent quality is 600PPI. In A1, that would be roughly 110PPI/220PPI to keep relative pixel/image size. The print definition can be changed in the advanced options.
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Yes. Much better. But the image is huge, and may require lots of RAM. You can reduce the print definition to 150DPI to reduce the image size without too much visible impact on the final printed image.
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Thanks again, it worked out pretty well!!