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Question about printing large (very) photos?
I am new to photography. I got Photoshop CS4 and made a stunning 1/2 panorama of the Waimea Canyon in Kauai last month.
This is my first nice picture that I took, and I would like to enlarge it.
I saved it as a .tiff file in photoshop. It was 1.15 GB after I edited.
It is a long picture as you can imagine.
The resolution is 300 dpi.
I want to make kind of a matte and slightly rougher (very slight) poster print of the photo.
I want the photo to be 25 X 12(inches) but I don't know if the camera was good enough.
So is that a very large print that would not be possible at a Kits Camera store to be printed at? I want to hang it in my room and see it every day. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. (I can make small adjustments, but nothing to immense.
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thanks...
Your camera can print a lot bigger than that, I routinely print 4ft X 5ft print commercially from a 10Mp Pentax.
Have you thought of having a canvas print made?
Any A3 printer can print up to 13" wide, there is usually a maximum length they can print (with Epson printers its about 4ft). Note you are interpolating down from your file, the printer won't need (or can use) all the data in your 1.15Gb file!
There is a lot of confusion about dpi. DPI (Dots per Inch) is the PRINTERS resolution it has nothing (or very little) to do with the PPI (Pixels per Inch) that Photoshop and your computer uses. The larger the picture the lower PPI needs to be.
You will get a stunning print with a 25Mb file for that picture. Here's one way to do it in CS4.
Open PS and go to File>New, in the dialogue box that appears make sure your Unit of Measurement is set to Inches, the resolution box is in PPI (Pixels per Inch) and the resample box is checked. Then put in the size of print you want, in your case 25" wide by 12" tall.
Alter the resolution till you get a file size (lower right hand of the box) that equals 1Mb per Inch on the longest side. About 133 PPI will be about right. We are talking PPI here not DPI. Click OK.
Go into Bridge and highlight the picture you want. Then go to File>Place>In Photoshop.
PS will plonk the picture in the centre of your canvas with a bounding box around it, drag the corner 'anchor points' till the picture fits the canvas the way you want. You can click and drag within the frame so the part of your picture you want will be printed. When your happy press Enter.
Go to Layer>Flatten Image, and save, this is the file that you send to your printers. The printer will then print it at whatever the resolution the printer is set to (usually 300DPI).
If you double click the Zoom Tool (Magnifying Glass on the Tool Bar) you will see it at 100% i.e. exactly as it will be laid down by the printer.
Chris
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