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Hi Guys.
I have a couple pf Pano shots that I want to get printed (I usually use DSCL for prints).
Given its a Pano I ideally want them in a larger size (ie 44x15, 40x16 etc).
Couple of points that I need advice on (and apologies if these are basic but ive never had a pano printed before as I usually simply crop to the photo ratio of 3:2 then choose a print size of the same ratio).
1 - I will obviously have to resize to have the pano printed in one of the above noted sizes. I use Elements 9 but any advice on how to crop these properly for the sizes above using Elements 9? I have no idea of the photo ratio at the moment as given its a pano I simply cropped to etain as much image as i possibly could.
I obviously want to keep as much detail and quality in the picture as I can.
2 - DSCL only do their larger "Poster Sizes" in Satin paper. Given i'll be framing the panos do you think this type of paper will suffice? I usually go with lustre for framing but that's not an option here.
As always, thanks for taking the time to read this and offer any advice.
It is always appreciated.
Many Thanks
I have a couple pf Pano shots that I want to get printed (I usually use DSCL for prints).
Given its a Pano I ideally want them in a larger size (ie 44x15, 40x16 etc).
Couple of points that I need advice on (and apologies if these are basic but ive never had a pano printed before as I usually simply crop to the photo ratio of 3:2 then choose a print size of the same ratio).
1 - I will obviously have to resize to have the pano printed in one of the above noted sizes. I use Elements 9 but any advice on how to crop these properly for the sizes above using Elements 9? I have no idea of the photo ratio at the moment as given its a pano I simply cropped to etain as much image as i possibly could.
I obviously want to keep as much detail and quality in the picture as I can.
2 - DSCL only do their larger "Poster Sizes" in Satin paper. Given i'll be framing the panos do you think this type of paper will suffice? I usually go with lustre for framing but that's not an option here.
As always, thanks for taking the time to read this and offer any advice.
It is always appreciated.
Many Thanks