> Just to qualify, I shoot RAW and when I knew the image was going to DPS, > converted to 16 bit tiff and up-ressed before any other > processing. I would > use PS7 bicubic in 20 percent increments.
Going RAW never hurts, as we all know it gives you the absolute most versatility and allows you the most amount of details to start working from. As for up-resolution, I would suggest a smaller increments to minimize the big jumps, perhaps 5% which is what I use, if you set up an action associated to an F-key in Photoshop then you can up convert to the final resolution required very quickly, a couple of the Photoshop books and courses I've been to all suggested applying many successive small increments rather than large increments to the final resolution. I've routinely print a file from the 1D Mk 2 to 24x30 size prints without apparent loss of details, so a two page spread shouldn't be that much of an issue, that is unless you start to crop heavily from the original file, even resizing technique and the best interpolation software can't create something from nothing. Ken * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
