I've just sent sets of inkjet prints to Graywolf and to Shel. One pair of
prints is a 6x9 portrait of a man on one sheet, and on a second sheet an
enlarged detail of the same file that's equivalent to a 14x20-inch print.
This is to illustrate some really interesting properties of digital inkjet
In a message dated 11/19/01 3:17:42 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Before you decide what number of pixels you want your camera to have, it's a
good idea to calculate the size of the prints you want to make.
~D*amn~ you make some fine points here Mike! I will not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So a lot of this talk about needing 6 megapixels (I think somebody
claimed
to need 30 mp!!!) to equal the information in a 35mm slide is more or less
a classic apples and oranges situation. Because digital prints don't behave
like photographic negatives when you
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