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$30 36”x48” https://www.parabo.press/engineer-prints https://www.parabo.press/engineer-prints Were enough to tempt me into stitching 6 or 9 for 300dpi all acro
by igouy 6y ago
$30 36”x48” https://www.parabo.press/engineer-prints https://www.parabo.press/engineer-prints
Were enough to tempt me into stitching 6 or 9 for 300dpi all across the print
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/product/computational-photography-applications/image-composite-editor/ https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/product/computation...
So 42MP would help when there’s movement in the scene :-)
- brudgers 6y agoAt 300dpi 36x48 is about 150MP. At that size though, you don't really need 300dpi for ordinary purposes.
- igouy 6y ago> is about 150MP And a 42MP camera would mean stitching fewer than my 24MP camera, so easier to finesse movement in the scene. > don't really need When you live in a small apartment, you see the wall art close-up ;-)
- brudgers 6y agoFor my apartment, I print 4x6 and frame in one dollar frames from the DollarTree...some hold three images for a tryptic...There are over a hundred images on the wall because it scales easily. At 4x6 I don't have to worry about panoramas and DPI. Mostly it's an exercise in quantity having a quality all its own.
- igouy 6y agoThat can work well along stairs and narrow spaces where you're always pushed into the pictures (as long as the wall has light). Oh I don't "worry" about window-like panoramas. I delight in being able to make those pictures!