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Michael Reichmann and Jeff Schewe—filmed and edited by Chris Sanderson—compare printing at an image’s native resolution versus upsampling to 720 ppi in Lightroom’s Print module.

Using a high-frequency, high-contrast subject on glossy/semi-gloss paper, they show where upsampling reveals subtly cleaner diagonals, curves, and textures.

You’ll see how Lightroom’s adaptive bicubic resampling and output sharpening interact, and when the gain is real (and when it’s negligible).

They also note platform/printer targets: 720 ppi for newer Epson heads; 600 ppi for Canon/HP.

What You’ll Learn:

How to read the native ppi for your chosen print size in Lightroom.

When upsampling to 720 ppi (Epson) or 600 ppi (Canon/HP) can improve edge smoothness and micro-detail.

Why Lightroom’s adaptive bicubic (in Print/Export) beats manual resampling in Photoshop for this task.

How print sharpening (matte/glossy, Low/Standard/High) should follow upsampling.

Paper effects: why smooth glossy/semi-gloss reveals differences more than textured fine-art papers.

Practical limits: subtle but visible gains; don’t expect miracles on low-detail subjects.

Handling Lightroom’s 720 ppi warning and keeping a one-click template workflow.

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