Family photo Blurry again!
Dec 27, 2016 12:13:41 #
selmslie wrote:
At 2000x1333 and 18x12 you would have been looking... (show quote)
Pay closer attention, and stop fussing with a calculator that can't give you the experience needed. If the 2000x1333 image printed at 18x12 is okay, then the 6000x4000 image will be better than that printed at 24x16, and no that is not 83 ppi.
Custom printing isn't for everyone. Resampling to the right size, using the correct filters, and then using one or more Sharpen tools is required. I used a linear gamma conversion with a Mitchell filter to resample to 360 ppi. I then used a light touch of UnSharpMask first and a gave it a final touch with Sharpen before printing on canvas using an Epson 7890. And as noted that shows what the 6000x4000 image would look like if printed about 50+ inches wide.
Dec 27, 2016 12:17:45 #
vma wrote:
I took the family photo again. Hard getting every... (show quote)
I don't think that you can really pin down your problem to one cause. There are a multiple causes to the lack of quality in your images. Perhaps this short video will clarify some of them for you. It is short and to the point . . . hope it helps.
http://youtu.be/S3IQFayyyoU
Dec 27, 2016 13:37:45 #
Apaflo wrote:
Pay closer attention, and stop fussing with a calculator that can't give you the experience needed. ,,,.
You probably have a lot of experience making a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
I think the OP is looking for advice on improving his future images, not on repairing this one.
Dec 27, 2016 14:16:35 #
vma
Loc: Idaho
Wedding guy
Thanks for the video. I like the calm nature this man uses to instruct. Yes it was helpful.
Thanks for the video. I like the calm nature this man uses to instruct. Yes it was helpful.
Dec 27, 2016 16:03:16 #
Thank you for not taking my comments personally. You have already taken the first step to improving. Keep shooting and posting for comments. Most on this site will help you.
Dec 27, 2016 17:38:12 #
Weddingguy wrote:
I don't think that you can really pin down your problem to one cause. There are a multiple causes to the lack of quality in your images. Perhaps this short video will clarify some of them for you. It is short and to the point . . . hope it helps.
http://youtu.be/S3IQFayyyoU
http://youtu.be/S3IQFayyyoU
He also has a number of other videos that are also full of great info. Be sure and check them out as well. Just go to You Tube and search "Lite Genius"
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