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Hi everyone,
I have to enlarge quite a few high-res images for a catalog project. My rule of thumb has always been 120% of actual size max and I’m still safe.
However, the client wants some images to cover spreads, which would force me to blow those pics sometimes past 200% of their actual size.
I called the printer who’s printing the job to get their thoughts on fractiles software and they said that they typically go to 200% of actual size with little or no pixilation/degradation. I find that hard to believe…
I am running PS CS4. I would really appreciate any thoughts on the matter or recommendations on fractiles software.
Thanks!
Jose
I have to enlarge quite a few high-res images for a catalog project. My rule of thumb has always been 120% of actual size max and I’m still safe.
However, the client wants some images to cover spreads, which would force me to blow those pics sometimes past 200% of their actual size.
I called the printer who’s printing the job to get their thoughts on fractiles software and they said that they typically go to 200% of actual size with little or no pixilation/degradation. I find that hard to believe…
I am running PS CS4. I would really appreciate any thoughts on the matter or recommendations on fractiles software.
Thanks!
Jose
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