Kodak 4800 - Manual (Page 21)

Printer Options 2-4
Reference Guide
Dots per inch
For best results, be sure the printer dpi setting matches the image resolution in the file you
are printing.
The printer always prints at 600 dpi, even when the dpi setting in the Print Mode menu is
set to 300 dpi. The dpi setting refers to the resolution at which your image is created, not
the resolution at which it is printed.
The resolution at which you save your image file affects the size of the printed image as
shown in the following table:
Image (file)
resolution
Printer dpi
setting
Affect on printed output
300 dpi 300 dpi 1 input pixel prints as 4
output pixels. The printed im age is the
same size as the
original.
300 dpi 600 dpi 1 input pixel prints as 1
output pixel. The printed im age is 1/2
the length and width of
the original.
600 dpi 300 dpi 1 input pixel prints as 4
output pixel. The printed im age is
twice the width and
length of the original.
600 dpi 600 dpi 1 input pixel prints as 1
output pixel. The printed im age is the
same size as the
original.
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To choose dpi
1 Press Setup menu/Print mode menu/Dots per inch.
2 Choose 300 or 600 as the resolution.
3 Press OK.