APS-C Photo Enlargement (Page 4): That's tremendous-looks like the resolution was spot on. :sm24: :sm24: :sm08:...

canondave1 Loc: Houston, TX

jkatpc wrote:

I know I've read here about the advantages of full frame with regard to large images. For anyone wondering how big a crop sensor image can go, here is a photo I took with a D7200 a few years ago that makes up a 12'x16' wall in our office break room. The resolution looks pretty decent, but I am looking forward to venturing into full frame in the next year or so.

That's tremendous-looks like the resolution was spot on.

jkatpc Loc: Virginia Beach

sailorsmom wrote:

Wow! Really impressive! Good one, Jim!

Thanks! I knew you would like it.

jkatpc Loc: Virginia Beach

canondave1 wrote:

That's tremendous-looks like the resolution was spot on.

Thanks! I was worried about the resolution when they wanted to enlarge it (it was previously hanging in our old offices in a fairly standard 12x16 frame.

Boris Ekner Loc: From Sweden, living in Guatemala

jkatpc wrote:

I know I've read here about the advantages of full frame with regard to large images. For anyone wondering how big a crop sensor image can go, here is a photo I took with a D7200 a few years ago that makes up a 12'x16' wall in our office break room. The resolution looks pretty decent, but I am looking forward to venturing into full frame in the next year or so.

Can I use your break room/ship-picture in a photo forum for beginners on Facebook, please? The name of it is Beginners Photography Group.

With your picture I want to show the members what a huge size of a picture the cropped sensor is capable of.

..Boris

jkatpc Loc: Virginia Beach

Boris Ekner wrote:

Can I use your break room/ship-picture in a photo forum for beginners on Facebook, please? The name of it is Beginners Photography Group.

With your picture I want to show the members what a huge size of a picture the cropped sensor is capable of.

..Boris

I answered your question via PM