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Re: [hylafax-users] hfaxd pdf2fax image quality
Your printer most likely has a print resolution of 600 dpi or better.
So the print driver or rendering engine within the printer itself can
make use of that high resolution to dither the non-monochrome parts of
the image with significantly more gradation than Ghoscript can when
dithering to a resolution of 100 or 200 dpi.
That said, there probably could be some improvements to Ghoscript in
this regard. See "Color Printing in Ghostscript"
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Printing-HOWTO/ghostscript.php
And, no, in my experience -dDOINTERPOLATE and -dDITHERPPI=x do not help
at all.
Lee.
Steven Jardine wrote:
OK. I guess my big concern is that if I print the pdf out on my laser
printer and then fax it, the quality is much better than faxing it
directly from hylafax. I understand the no grayscale but it seems
like I should get similiar quailty. Is this right?
Michael Stowe wrote:
Greyscale images aren't likely to look good unless they're dithered or
halftoned -- FAXes don't do greyscale.
I am working on sending a pdf document using hfaxd. The pdf document
contains images that when converted to ps/tiff look very grainy. The
pdf file / images are all grayscale. I am using a Mandrake Linux 10.1
with hylafax+ 5.1.3. My question is ... is there a way to increase the
quailty? Thanks in advance.
Steve
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