For some reason, the text printed from Photoshop CS6 comes out less crisp when compared to text printed via any other mundane word processing format (in this case, Microsoft word). On the Photoshop document, I've tried both 300 and 600 dpi as well as all of the anti-alias settings (also turning this option off altogether). I even played around with the something called "fractional width."
Every time, the Photoshop print appears slightly smudged and blurry compared to the clean, crisp lines of the text from Microsoft word. In other words, it seems like photoshop is merely printing a picture of the text, not the text itself.
Is there any way to correct this without going through the tedious process of combining the two formats (making word tables with pictures in them, etc.)? I'll be thankful for any information on this.
Some additional info that may be relevant: My printer is an HP Color Laserjet CP3525dn. I was typing several lines of text using Arial font at 10pt.
Are you leaving the text as actual text in photoshop (not rasterizing it at all)? Are you printing from photoshop directly or from a file you're saving?
At the moment, the resolution is whatever i need it to be since I'm just starting out.
Right now I'm just printing "the quick brown fox" over and over again on different settings and so far, I can't replicate the quality of the text from an ordinary word document. It's a bit discouraging.
The resolutions I've tried so far are 300, 600 and just recently, 1200 dpi. Nothing seems to work.
For some reason, the text printed from Photoshop CS6 comes out less crisp when compared to text printed via any other mundane word processing format (in this case, Microsoft word).
On the Photoshop document, I've tried both 300 and 600 dpi as well as all of the anti-alias settings (also turning this option off altogether). I even played around with the something called "fractional width."
Every time, the Photoshop print appears slightly smudged and blurry compared to the clean, crisp lines of the text from Microsoft word. In other words, it seems like photoshop is merely printing a picture of the text, not the text itself.
Is there any way to correct this without going through the tedious process of combining the two formats (making word tables with pictures in them, etc.)? I'll be thankful for any information on this.
Some additional info that may be relevant: My printer is an HP Color Laserjet CP3525dn. I was typing several lines of text using Arial font at 10pt.