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[danielreid]

Hiya, I hope one of you smart lot can help me out .

I have an image that I would really like printed as an A1 poster... however I am not sure if the image is large enough to do this without it looking a bit rubbish. The image is 1592*2462 pixels (thats 8.844*13.689 inches) with a pixel/inch of 180.

So whaddya think? I have no idea how to calculate this kind of thing... I don't know that those measurements I gave you are any use to you to figure this out... but I hope it is!

Ta!
Daniel Reid

[markgoldstein]

You really need a PPI of 300, minimum of 200, which makes the image smaller straightaway.

Therefore you'll need to use Photoshop or another software program like Genuine Fractals to interpolate the image up to the A1 dimensions, then see how it looks.

[chappo1]

I was going to suggest a similar thing. Resize your image to A1 dimensions and then crop a 6x4 from it and get it printed. You will need to print it to check it not just rely on the screen...john

[adenstrauss]

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