Hi everyone.
I have recently purchased a Canon ipf6400se refurbished to print wrapping paper / fine art prints.
The quality has been amazing for printing A1 sheets but when I start to move toward the longer sheets 4meters plus, the designs are losing res when they are printed. They are slightly pixelated on the edges.
Regarding the document, I am using a pattern made from a vector object. So there should not be any issues of resolution to do with the document itself.
What I did was create a second artboard identical to my (successful) A1 artboard and just increase the height to 5 meters. I then re-applied the pattern to the new artboard. When I zoom right up to the design it doesn't lose res at all.
I have set my size in printer preferences to 610x5000mm (same as artboard).
I am stumped as to why the quality is perfect on the A1 version and not the 5M length version when I am just using a repeating vector pattern in AI.
Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Tom
I have recently purchased a Canon ipf6400se refurbished to print wrapping paper / fine art prints.
The quality has been amazing for printing A1 sheets but when I start to move toward the longer sheets 4meters plus, the designs are losing res when they are printed. They are slightly pixelated on the edges.
Regarding the document, I am using a pattern made from a vector object. So there should not be any issues of resolution to do with the document itself.
What I did was create a second artboard identical to my (successful) A1 artboard and just increase the height to 5 meters. I then re-applied the pattern to the new artboard. When I zoom right up to the design it doesn't lose res at all.
I have set my size in printer preferences to 610x5000mm (same as artboard).
I am stumped as to why the quality is perfect on the A1 version and not the 5M length version when I am just using a repeating vector pattern in AI.
Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Tom
