from small to larger
Jul 17, 2012 17:50:49 #
First of all: I havent accesed the site for a long time. Last time I asked for advise regarding frames for pictures exhibition. I had quiet a lot imputs that I wat to thank today, again, thank you very much to you who answer my question. My concern today: I took a picture with my canon 7 d in small raw quality. The size of the file is 710.4 kb, 1728 x 2592 pixels. I really want to print it in 30 x 40 size. I know it is going to be weird, but, is there any option with paint pro x3 or photo shop cs2?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
Jul 17, 2012 20:03:01 #
There should be a lesson here..never shoot in lesser resolution because you never know when there will be a winner. As far as resizing, This much of a jump in the programs mentioned will show pixelation.. On One puts out a great enlarging app which use fractal interpolation rather than what most programs do and the results are fantastic. You can download a trial copy for this particular piece of work. It is a plug-in which should work in the programs you have. http://www.ononesoftware.com/products/perfect-resize/
Jul 17, 2012 20:37:00 #
Yes. You are sooo right. Lesson learned! thank you for your help. I will try the one you mentioned.
Jul 18, 2012 12:04:26 #
lnhaynie
Loc: Southwest Colorado
Casadearte wrote:
First of all: I havent accesed the site for a long... (show quote)
I use Perfect Resize by OnOne. It is a plug-for CS6. It might work with PS2. Works pretty well. Good Luck.
Jul 18, 2012 13:15:30 #
Casadearte wrote:
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You are probably aware of these considerations but thought I might mention them in light of my own experience with upsizing from small image files. First: What will be the likely viewing distance from the image in that size? Secondly: How much pixilation are you willing to accept in the final print? I have quite successfuly gone to 20 x 30 from a similar .jpg file size with virtually NO real pixilation viewed from 24 inches...after some upsizing in PS3... printed by a commercial lab. The "secret" was to upsize by only 10% repeatedly (without saving) until reaching what I thought was an acceptable size for the purpose. I then asked the lab for a sample partial print to judge, after which I let them do their thing. I was very pleased.
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Jul 19, 2012 16:47:36 #
I really appreciate your help guys. I have also learned a couple thing from you today.God Bless you all
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