After selecting the basic options on the Print window, you can click Advanced and select advanced options.
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Click the Advanced button.
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Select the Print Quality setting for your document or photo based on the dpi you want.
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Available print quality settings depend on the selected Media Type setting.
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Economy (180 × 180 dpi): for fast printing with reduced print quality
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Draft: (180 × 180 dpi): for fast printing with draft quality
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Normal (360 × 180 dpi): for everyday text and image printing
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Photo (1440 × 720 dpi): for photos and graphics with good print quality and speed
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Best Photo (1440 × 1440 dpi): for photos and graphics with high print quality and slower speed (good to use for canvas media)
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Photo RPM (5760 × 1440 dpi): for the best print quality and slowest print speed (best to use for canvas media)
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Click High Speed to speed up printing (may reduce print quality). Turn off when printing on canvas media.
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To flip the image you’re printing, click Mirror Image. (If you are printing on Epson Iron-on Cool Peel Transfer Paper, turn on Mirror Image.)
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For the most precise placement of ink in high quality images on certain media types, select Finest Detail. (Printing takes longer using this setting.)
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To apply gloss optimizer for the best looking glossy photo surface on certain paper types, select On as the Gloss Optimizer setting. (Leave it set to Off when you’re printing on plain or matte paper.)
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