Printer Adjustment
When you launch the printing of an interlaced image, Popims Animator proposes you to adjust the height and width of the image so that the measures correspond precisely to the sizes of your screens and to your printer characteristics. This is something really usefull only when you use large size screens. How to know if the image is too big or too small, and how to make the correction. Create an animation with one image that is completely black, and all other images are completely white, and print the interlaced image using the usual procedure. Then place it under your Popims screen, and look at it from the distance that you consider as the optimal distance for a standard viewer. Move from right to left and see what happens. If the black image appears on all the screen at the same instant, it means you have the correct settings. If the black image appears only on a part of the screen, if that part is moving also from right to left, it means the interlaced image is too small. Increase the "horizontal" coeff. and try again, if that part is moving from left to right, it means the interlaced image is too large. Decrease the "horizontal" coeff. and try again. Visit the page dedicated to this subject on Popims website .
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