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anyone knows somewhere i can find images in high quality close to theses ones ? I just found out about those old school special effects libraries but there is no real HD archive of them, it's so fustrating ... (these are scans from a book from Image West, that used to produce special effects)

I have to submit an image for printing and they’re asking for 3000 wide x 1200 high mm and 300 dpi. How can I ensure the measurements?

Is it possible to use some kind of tools to enhance images from 4k to print size like A0/A1/A2 posters? I tested some AI enhancers and those malformed the faces and the output wasn't overall that great.

I have some vintage post cards that I want to make replicas of for framing. Would taking a high res photo of the originals and then having matte photo prints made be a good solution, or would it be wise to take the originals to a professional high resolution printing service?

I'm looking to buy a high resolution photographic inkjet printer in order to make high quality prints on transparency paper such as Pictorico or Inkpress Media. A very high resolution is required because the print needs to be seen with a magnifying glass for the intended use, such as through the eyepiece of an old slide viewer (this is actually what I'm trying to achieve). The rated resolutions on different printer specification sheets should be enough (2400, some even 4800 dpi), though these numbers are somewhat tricky as I have read and might not represent what I will then see on the prints. Print dots shouldn't be clearly visible at magnification for this to work. I have worked out that if my print was made of monitor pixels, 1200ppi would be perfect, 900 would be okay, 600 might work or not. So the question is, for this very specific application, should I buy Epson or Canon? I'm aware Canon offers greater image quality which is very needed here, but really high resolution as it is said to be found on Epson is even more important, yet Canon options might be more than enough. Canon Imageprograf pro-1000 is available where I live, the cheaper pro-300 is not. For some reason the pro-300 is rated at a higher print resolution than the pro-1000. Pixma pro-100 and pro-10 are rated higher, too. Epson EcoTank L8160 is rated even higher than all the Canons. Samples by local printing services aren't an option. Believe me, I have tried and failed this way. Any advice will be much appreciated.

I would like to get a big poster for my room, but ran into various restrictions with all the printing companies I found so far. The image is 69536×22230 and 3.3GB big. Ideal size would be 3.855m×1.232m, which would require >458dpi. I live in Germany, so it would probably be easier to use a company from here, but if international shipment is possible, I would take that as well. Does anyone know one that offers this?

I just got a used canon selphy cp760 image printer, and i cannot connect it to my windows 11 laptop..where can i get its driver.

The image is sRGB, jpeg 300 dpi, [3595 x 2568]

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Is there an easy way to work out what paper size you need to be able to print your artwork. Say i have an image of 6320 x 13902 pixels. How can I determine the right paper size for that image?

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Can someone help me clarify print sizes, the pixels required and the output of how it will look like when printed.

For example, I would like to print an A1 (23.4 x 33.1 inch) poster. The pixel equivalent is 7,016 x 9,933 pixels @ 300DPI.

Do i actually need the image to be 7,016 x 9,933 for printing or can it be smaller, say half the size?

Looking to use giclee printing.

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Any tips on where to find the highest quality images? Specifically looking for Lawren Harris' "Baffin Island" but would love to see a good collection that I could draw from.

Thanks everyone!

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So I am starting a poster printing business and am confused about the relation between image resolution and Pixel Per Inch.

How can i accurately know my photo's ppi (because window's results aren't looking right).

Also for a poster 10*12 inches, what should be the ideal resolution/ppi and how should it scale with the poster size?

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Thanks a lot for the response!

Me and my flatmate have a tradition where we buy a poster for our favourite movie each of us watched that year, frame it, and hang it in our living room. However, up until this point we have always used A3 sizes, and I unfortunately can't find an A3 size for my preferred movie. Could I perhaps find a high quality image of the poster online and get it printed in A3 at a local shop?

I am aware of the map being available from a shop online for around 50-55 USD, and a much smaller one on amazon. However the map they sell is only 33 inches in width and I was wondering if anyone knew a place selling a much larger version of this world map, or if anyone had any ideas on getting one printed out.

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I managed to find a fairly decent high resolution picture of an AuthaGraph world map ( http://www.friendsofmacdonald.nl/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/2017_09_21_kaart_narukawa_AG-MAP-EDUCATION.jpg ), but at the size I want its roughly 90-120 PPI. I don't believe that PPI is high enough to get a good quality print. Any recommendations or suggestions?

My illustrations are 18x20 and I want to create prints to sell this size. I want them to be on high quality paper and look nice! Is printing them at kinkos a good option? Or should I order online? Any paper recommendations? Let me know! any and all advice is much appreciated!

I have an artist friend that ONLY sells originals. I want to set up selling prints online for them, but I want to find somewhere that does a good job AND does the fulfillment - so very self contained. I figured people in this sub might know best.

This is the painting in question, I'm looking for a really high-resolution version of this painting. The best I was able to find is a heavily compressed 4k jpeg. I'm looking for something better.

Or any good print of a galaxy, or nebula.

This is my first post here, so hello everyone! :)

I desperately need advice. I'm graphic artist and painter, but I've never combined digital and painting technique. For me idea of 'hand embellishing' print with paint has never maked it 'more original', because I was taught traditional printmaking with limited edition prints, which every was 'the original'. But because of expectations of my gallery, I have to veryfify my approach. I found two places, were I can print giclee: one is on Canson PhotoArt ProCanvas 395 gsm with UltraChrome HDX pigment inks, the second one is on HP Canvas and 8-color HP Vivera pigment inks. The second printing house has longer tradition and more expierience, but they coudn't advise me on how oil paint on print would behave after some time. Does anyone has an expierience with oil painting on giclee print and could please tell me, what should I chose? And if this effect would have long, archival quality and last years? I only need few strokes on a print, so I'd rather not cover all picture with gel medium, if that possible... I don't want to lose color saturation of ink. And unfortunatelly I can not use acrylics. I'll be really very grateful for your help!

I have really been digging the International Typographic Style of the Geigy pharma posters, but I can't seem to find any high resolution copies online. Anyone have suggestions on where to find them or how I might enhance the lower resolution ones online?

I haven't tried this yet but I've heard people have run into trouble at places like Walmart and Costco when trying to get High Quality Prints of photos that store clerks suspect to be "professional" (even family photos/etc).

I'd like to get some quality prints to hang up on my wall without having too much trouble trying to get them printed (ie having to prove that they are creative common/public domain) photos.

For those who have done this in the past what places do you recommend (online or offline) that have not given you any problems with trying to print high quality large size prints of things you found online.

Thanks!

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