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I have printed a many 17"x 38" on my 3880 pro, with the 4900 you have no restriction in length, so I think you can print to any length you desire (it should be a pano an not a single file though).

The print size on the 3880 says 17"wide, what is the max length. Is it 38"? Thanks Barry

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Aug 5, 2014 14:30:07 #

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GoofyNewfie wrote:

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Yep! I have a 48 inch panorama made with 4 frames from a 12mp Nikon D300.
If you can stitch, it makes for a much higher resolution print.
It's best to shoot with the camera in a vertical orientation when the final output is a horizontal panorama.
In-camera works but the best results are if you do it yourself from raw files.

Thank You, Have a nice day

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Aug 5, 2014 14:20:33 #

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SonyA580 wrote:

Yes. Some cameras make them internally and others require you to make take several pictures and "stich" them together with software.

Thanks, You have been helpful

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Aug 5, 2014 13:49:41 #

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speters wrote:

I have printed a many 17"x 38" on my 3880 pro, with the 4900 you have no restriction in length, so I think you can print to any length you desire (it should be a pano an not a single file though).

Is a pano a Panorama?

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Aug 5, 2014 13:36:54 #

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GoofyNewfie wrote:

Keep in mind, the larger the print- the farther away your viewers may stand.
Of course, there will always be those people who want to get a real close look.
For them you my want to get some of THESE.

Billboards look like crap up close.

What is a good size for Showing?

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Aug 5, 2014 13:32:59 #

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amehta wrote:

Yes, a lower ppi (pixels per inch) is lower IQ, but both 300ppi and 200ppi are very good.

Thank you, You have been very helpful

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Aug 5, 2014 13:28:24 #

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speters wrote:

I have printed a many 17"x 38" on my 3880 pro, with the 4900 you have no restriction in length, so I think you can print to any length you desire (it should be a pano an not a single file though).

Pano? Is this a Panorama?

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Aug 5, 2014 13:23:27 #

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So the larger the print the less IQ ?

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Aug 5, 2014 13:20:08 #

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What is a Pano?

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