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May 12, 2007 13:57 |  #1

I shoot raw with my 400D with has 10.1Mpix. I just realize that if I crop some of my photos to a 8x10 on cs3, the PPI(DPI) are under 300. What i do is to manually adjust the PPI (DPI)[Image size] to 300. I don't know if it is suggested .

Then also I have a though that if I crop my image to non- 3:2 ratio (e.g. 8x10, 11x14), it will lose lots of PPI after crop and can't reach the 300 ppi recommended by most printers. what do you do under that condition? I know some of you can make prints up to 20x30, will the prints reach 300dpi?

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May 12, 2007 14:14 |  #2

Use software to extapolate your images to whatever the native resolution of your printer is. Qimage is a good program to use for this since you don't have to permanently resize your original files.




  
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May 12, 2007 19:58 |  #3

Forget about ppi and dpi, just process the images how you want them and send them to your lab. Not many labs require a specific ppi, they will usually interpolate for you as necessary. I make images up to 30x40" from my 20D, it falls below 100ppi but from the usual viewing distance they look great - you don't look at big images from 30cm away usually.


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