Digital BW, The Print

Mark is probably right, but if you wanted to experiment, you could try copying
the files, saving
them as TIFFs, and then upscaling them using either an application like Genuine
Fractals, or
resizing them in Photoshop in 10% increments of increasing size.  If you're
using a RIP like
Imageprint, you may not need to get as many pixels per inch as you think in
order to get a nice
looking print.

Stephen Petegorsky




Quoting stanleybutterfass <swb@...>:

> I have some very old digital images shot with a Sony Mavica. They range
> from 50KB to 800KB. I would like to print them in B&W. Might there be a
> way of improving the quality since the size is so small? I would like
> at least 8x10 prints prefably 11x14.
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