Try different PDF printers that allow you to set resolution for the vectorization,
... and the appropriate raster resolution.... This should not be my task. WMS servers provide information about the range of pixel resolutions they support. So if there is a WMS service or any other raster format minimum and maximum resolution should be respected by the rendere. The printer driver will support one dpi setting only and it's a cumbersome way to test the optimum by trail an error when you export or print a map to size E . I can imagine the manifold rendere to respect the range of valid resolution settings for every component in the map/layout and fetch data in the resolution nearest to the current scale and output device. All printer drivers I know at best allow to set one raster resolution. That's OK for file size and output quality - if the render machine sends raster data in that resolution and doesn't swamp WMS servers with known invalid requests. To simple thinking without kowledge about the technical complexity? Probably yes. However a system frozen by to high resolution asked from a WMS server, that communicated it's valid range - as we have now - is no option on the long run TMO.
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