The full size TIFF file results is sized for a 6' x 12" panorama at 240DPI which I want to print. Any suggestions as to who can handle a print of this dimension?
Posted by John MacTavish on November 11, 2006 at 12:38 PM
I could do the printing w/o any problems, if you wanted it twice the width I could do that too
The ratio of 6:1 is very slim and not easy on the eye when printed long...I know this as I've done several for folks in the past and I've never been comfortable with the final result.
There looks to be something odd going on with the mountain tops to the left of center and also to the left of where they meet the darker mid ground hill on the right...remember that if you're going to have it printed big then any visible joins or other editing marks will show up like crazy.
I quite like the shot. Although I'm not keen on the very wide ratio
John
Posted by writepic on November 11, 2006 at 2:07 PM
hi mike,
i like the shot, it's a brave attempt to stitch that much together. i think i agree with john in that i can see some tonal differences in the joins. owing to the subtle tonal differences i can imagine it would be difficult to get these right in PS, but then i'm not that good in PS
regards,
mark
Posted by Larry Corbett on November 11, 2006 at 5:29 PM
To my eye the sea level looks a little wonky ??
Fabulous part of the world, lovely image.
Posted by John Gardner on November 12, 2006 at 3:51 AM
Hi Mike
Anyone with a printer with roll feed could print this easily, but as John says it's a very wide ratio and will look uneasy when printed. I like the image but agree that the joins do look a little visible in places but I do find it a little thin.
John
Posted by Mike Smith on November 13, 2006 at 5:48 AM
Thanks guys - I know a bit more PS work on the stitch blend is required.
John could you email me with a rough price guide - the image has a specific location in a long narrow passage corridor, so the length/width problem is not much of an issue for us.
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5 repliesThe full size TIFF file results is sized for a 6' x 12" panorama at 240DPI which I want to print. Any suggestions as to who can handle a print of this dimension?
The ratio of 6:1 is very slim and not easy on the eye when printed long...I know this as I've done several for folks in the past and I've never been comfortable with the final result.
There looks to be something odd going on with the mountain tops to the left of center and also to the left of where they meet the darker mid ground hill on the right...remember that if you're going to have it printed big then any visible joins or other editing marks will show up like crazy.
I quite like the shot. Although I'm not keen on the very wide ratio
John
hi mike,
i like the shot, it's a brave attempt to stitch that much together. i think i agree with john in that i can see some tonal differences in the joins. owing to the subtle tonal differences i can imagine it would be difficult to get these right in PS, but then i'm not that good in PS
regards,
mark
Fabulous part of the world, lovely image.
Anyone with a printer with roll feed could print this easily, but as John says it's a very wide ratio and will look uneasy when printed. I like the image but agree that the joins do look a little visible in places but I do find it a little thin.
John
John could you email me with a rough price guide - the image has a specific location in a long narrow passage corridor, so the length/width problem is not much of an issue for us.