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Jules_Hammond-Casablancas
Oct 1, 2008
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Hi.

I am going to make a large graphic about 10 feet x 9 feet using 150 resolution. I have this image in 300ppi that is roughly 12×8 inches. Can this image cover the background of the large graphic without looking too fuzzy?

Thank you.
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chris_farrell
Oct 1, 2008
depends on how back you stand. .. :)…400m might be OK

To resize to 9x10ft from a 12x8ins image will yield poor results.

But try it and see for yourself. You can get fractal software that’ll help, a bit….or you can import it to a vector program and convert it to a vector then you can scale as much as you like…but you will still lose quality during the conversion.
JH
Jules_Hammond-Casablancas
Oct 1, 2008
That’s what I thought. Darn. I’ll just have to make something similar. Thanks Chris.
JH
Jules_Hammond-Casablancas
Oct 1, 2008
Okay sorry another question..

I would like to scale this graphic down 50% (60" x 54") at 300ppi. PS is saying the file is 1GB already & I haven’t even done anything to it yet! Should I go even smaller?
JM
J_Maloney
Oct 1, 2008
Here’s a viewing distance to resolution chart < http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_pages/print_viewi ng_distance.html> (scroll down).

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