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i’m in a bit of a bind.
was told to create 18 images at 5x14in. at 300 dpi and now i’m told to change these images to 7x20in. at 300 dpi. is there any way to do this and still create a good looking, sharp image for print? my printer keeps telling me that my resolution is not at 300dpi, and although it technically is, because of the size change it doesn’t look it. i’m trying to figure out a way to fix this problem without starting from scratch. i’ve only got until the end of the week, so i really need any suggestions i can get to fix this! the images are farm scenes for a children’s book,so the images have crisp edges and bright colors and gradiants, which is why having the edges look as sharp as possible is key.
thanks!
lindsey 🙂
was told to create 18 images at 5x14in. at 300 dpi and now i’m told to change these images to 7x20in. at 300 dpi. is there any way to do this and still create a good looking, sharp image for print? my printer keeps telling me that my resolution is not at 300dpi, and although it technically is, because of the size change it doesn’t look it. i’m trying to figure out a way to fix this problem without starting from scratch. i’ve only got until the end of the week, so i really need any suggestions i can get to fix this! the images are farm scenes for a children’s book,so the images have crisp edges and bright colors and gradiants, which is why having the edges look as sharp as possible is key.
thanks!
lindsey 🙂
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