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- deathboy0
yea i understand i shouldnt. just kinda wondering about indesign scaling mechanism. I know photoshop does some smooth and pixel related things to get a better image. Wasnt sure if indesign took advantage of that or if had its own more crude scaling engine. Doing a job that the client requests a lot of image size increases and it got me thinking how it works. i did a print test with a lo res image and i saw that photoshop does a better job, but wasnt sure then if it was a setting in indesign i could adjust, or just a limitation of indesign.