Thanks, Glen and all the others who replied. I have taken a look at Genuine Fractals Pro, and I can see its usefulness in certain situations, particularly if you already have a very large file, and want to work with it in a smaller, more manageable size, then be able to take it back up to the original size. Unless I am mistaken, it cannot enlarge a photograph that starts off at 20x30 inches at 72dpi, to 24 x , say, 16 inches, at 200dpi. The information is just not there to show.
If I am mistaken, please someone put me right on that. I have come to the conclusion that, as most of the replies indicated and I suspected, it is just not possible to do this with this camera, at least not in a practical way. It did seem to me, though, that, just as with a very good quality 35mm shot you can take it up to that sort of enlargement, it should have been possible to do the same thing with digital. Or even more possible. Of course a larger format camera will give a better quality. Any further thoughts? Regards, Steve On 27 Oct 2001, at 12:15, Glen wrote about the following subject: "RE: EOS photographing paintings": > I haven't used it but most people who want big prints > from digital use the Genuine Fractals plug-in for > PhotoShop. http://www.altamira-group.com/product.asp > You can get the LE version for $50 or the full version > for $160 directly from them. The also offer a trail > version that will allow you to 20 uses. Visit Steve Kennard's website http://www.stevenkennard.com * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
