Large size prints

tuy21 · 18th November 2004

Hello guys,

juz wondering is it possible to blow up an image to 30x40in using a D100?? Or wat is the biggest size i cld print using a D100?

Thx alot..

canturn · 18th November 2004

You can even blow it up to 40x60".

The more important question is, what kind of image quality are we looking at.

Also, what is the viewing distance of that image?

I've printed 24x36" before from a 4MP using my friend's Geniune Fractals plugin for Photoshop.

singscott · 18th November 2004

Use Lizard Tech GF on a picture shoot by Fuji S2 pro to print out a 2m bus stop poster

kex · 18th November 2004

30x40" will need a 9000x12000 image size for a 300 dpi print

some do it at a 200-250dpi print @ 7500x10000 size..

Depends on ur standards of quality too. Viewing distance also play an important part.

u can use some noise reduction software and interpolate to the required size and view them @ 100% to see if the noise is acceptable anot.

Try Lambda printing @ RGB

18th November 2004	#1
tuy21 New Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 27	Large size prints Hello guys, juz wondering is it possible to blow up an image to 30x40in using a D100?? Or wat is the biggest size i cld print using a D100? Thx alot..

18th November 2004	#2
canturn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: East, SG Posts: 2,706	You can even blow it up to 40x60". The more important question is, what kind of image quality are we looking at. Also, what is the viewing distance of that image? I've printed 24x36" before from a 4MP using my friend's Geniune Fractals plugin for Photoshop.

18th November 2004	#3
singscott Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: www.whltelightphotographer.com Posts: 1,659	Use Lizard Tech GF on a picture shoot by Fuji S2 pro to print out a 2m bus stop poster

18th November 2004	#4
kex Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: beebox Posts: 2,101	30x40" will need a 9000x12000 image size for a 300 dpi print some do it at a 200-250dpi print @ 7500x10000 size.. Depends on ur standards of quality too. Viewing distance also play an important part. u can use some noise reduction software and interpolate to the required size and view them @ 100% to see if the noise is acceptable anot. Try Lambda printing @ RGB