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Just use Photoshop itself, I did these
http://www.btinternet.com/~paul.reynolds75/school.htm a few days ago, the top one is not to good as you can see but the other two worked out great. the full resolution versions work out to be well over 5 feet in length using a Fuji 601 digicam. always work in 300dpi as you can downsize afterwards.
"Paul Burdett" wrote in message
http://www.btinternet.com/~paul.reynolds75/school.htm a few days ago, the top one is not to good as you can see but the other two worked out great. the full resolution versions work out to be well over 5 feet in length using a Fuji 601 digicam. always work in 300dpi as you can downsize afterwards.
"Paul Burdett" wrote in message
Hello all,in
I’ve recently redecorated our lounge room. On one wall (above the entertainment unit) I used to have two framed Beatles posters. I would now like to replace them with a different panorama style framed picture approximately 4 feet x 2 feet. I’ve seen some nice panorama style prints
the art shops, at around $AU300, however, I’d really like to take the shot myself. I have a Canon A70 (3.2 MP), Photoshop 7 and Genuine Fractals 3. Questions:camera,
1. If I make a panorama using the Stitch software that came with my
what dpi setting should I use for the output? (300 dpi?) Is there a better software people recommend for panoramas?have
2. Should I save the output as tiff or jpg? (tiff is a bigger file size)
3. Genuine Fractals allows me to "upsize" my pic to specific height/width.
Should I do this before saving the pic?
4. If I use my wide-angled lens to take a photo (not a panorama) can I
the pic printed at 4’x2′ as long as "constrain proportions" is checked inG
Fractals?
I apologise if these are basic questions, but I’ve been doing digital photography for only a few months, and still coming to grips with the printing process/dpi/ etc. All advice appreciated.
Cheers,
Paul
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