Can they have a good print of this?

[shoot_a_star]

Hello friends:

If I post this image on my web site. Can somebody get it and print it good quality at Walmart or somewhere. I am not sure. Please see picture.

[slin100]

I'm not at a color-managed workstation at the moment, but to me the highlights look blown. The CRW prefix in the filename suggests that this image was processed from a RAW file. If so, you may be able to recover the highlights in the RAW converter.

[nitsch]

Yes the highlights are definately blown out, if you can recover some detail in these areas as Steven has suggested it would be good.

I didn't fully understand the question. If you want people to be able to download the image so they can print their own copies then you will need to upload a much higher resolution copy. Or are you hoping that people won't be able to steal it and print it off? In this case it will be fine as it is - you could not produce a decent print from that jpeg.

[shoot_a_star]

Sorry for the confusion. I don't want people to print it in good quality. In other words, is this small enough to prevent customer from printing it in good quality? Thank you guys.

[nitsch]

Yes. Its about 450px wide so even if you only made a small 6x4 print it would printed at 75dpi which would look pretty horrible. Hope this helps!

[shoot_a_star]

Thank you nitsch for your nice and quick reply. All friends, please visit:
http://minhphotography.com/indexMainCustomer.php?customerName=HieuKhoa

and give me some comments. Honest comments are appreciated. You can also view the main page. It is not 100% ready, but you guys can tell me your comments.

thanks again.

[Rick Baker]

No. If someone tried to print that it would be very small. Looks like the print size is less than a half inch x a half inch. I don't know why the resolution is at 999 though. The resolution for web pictures should be set at 72 dpi.

[Curtis N]

No. If someone tried to print that it would be very small. Looks like the print size is less than a half inch x a half inch. I don't know why the resolution is at 999 though. The resolution for web pictures should be set at 72 dpi.My guess is, that was intentional. The resolution is set to 999 so if a moron tried to print it, the print size would be less than a half inch x a half inch. The dpi does not affect how it is displayed on a monitor.

More info here, from the post processing FAQ sticky
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=83445

[CyberDyneSystems]

Sorry for the confusion. I don't want people to print it in good quality. In other words, is this small enough to prevent customer from printing it in good quality? Thank you guys.

Yes.. :)