Hello, I recently printed an image onto a wall in my home. While the result looks quite clear from a normal viewing distance (about a meter away), the image doesn't appear sharp when viewed up close. From what I’ve gathered, the wall's texture and the "pass" setting play a role here. For reference, I printed it using the 8-pass CMYK mode. It seems that images with such fine detail require a higher pass count—though, naturally, that extends the printing time. Do you have any suggestions? Have you encountered this issue before? How did you resolve it? I’d really appreciate your help. 🙏🏻

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When it comes to wall printing we all hit roadblocks occasionally, whats your biggest challenge your facing right now?