Shoot an array of frames(XbyY) with ~20% overlap in both X&Y, use Hugin,PTgui or any good stitching prgm to generate your final image--PP as needed and print as wide and long your largest printer can. Since your frame array is not shot all at once, motion in the scene should be minimal. Great for landscape prints. This technique allows your moderate 24-70 to function as an unlimited ultra wide angle yielding hi res prints. Regards Irv there is no reason why > you can't print acceptable images significantly larger than 13 x 19 > from this source. Viewing distance increases with image size. I have > printed 24 x 26 images, and a few canvasses larger than that, from > files this size or smaller. There are those who want to blow a wallet > photo up to billboard size, and have a wallet photo section of the > billboard still be as sharp as the wallet photo, but for those with > less literal expectations, a bit of sharpening should be all thats > needed to print larger images from your 1 Ds... > > C. David Tobie > Global Product Technology Manager > Digital Imaging & Home Theater > CDTobie@... >
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Re: how large can I print? (interpolation?)
2009-03-12 by iweiner3637
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