The photos from the internet mostly are compressed and for viewing 
purpose, they don't make good quality prints even you have software 
to blowup. These software worked very well with non-edited images but 
not the one you got from internet.If you have to edit image before 
you blowup with these software, I'll suggest you use adjustment layer 
from Photoshop to do the modification.
Second, it not working you print it out the one from internet and 
rescan, a poor image is poor image no matter how high the res you 
scan. Sorry for my English hope you understand it.

Jet 

 --- In [email protected], "darrylcameron" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've been researching using the HP130 to print posters and here's 
my problem.  I've spent 
> several months researching and getting different answers as to 
whether I can take a 
> 1024x720 jpg at 72 dpi and print it out on the HP at 24x36.  I've 
been told that I needed to 
> have 300 dpi which would mean that the camera would have to be a 
77MP camera.  One pro 
> photographer says that 180 dpi would be the minimum which would 
mean a 27MP camera.  I 
> know not everyone has or can afford such a camera.  I've also 
looked into various softwares 
> (like photozoompro) that can uprez a photo but I'm not so sure that 
will work well enough to 
> sell the posters to customers.
> 
> The photos I'm using are non-copyrighted from the internet.  I've 
also heard that I could print 
> the photo out and rescan it higher or print out as 2 transparencies 
put together (for higher 
> color depth) and then scanned at 300 dpi in order to print out a 
better poster.
> 
> I'm trying to figure something out so I don't waste alot of money 
experimenting.  IF none of 
> this works, how does anyone get high enough quality prints from 
customers?
> 
> Thanks for the help and suggestions.
>




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