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Title: Scanning and "photoshopping" A1 size prints.
Post by: aditup2004 on January 23, 2007, 10:49 PM

Is this possible?
If it is, let me know. It will be worth your while ;)
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Title: Re: Scanning and "photoshopping" A1 size prints.
Post by: se-bmxer on January 24, 2007, 10:04 AM

What are you scanning?
Problem will be sizing it up to A1 -- 594 x 841 mm the picture will pixelate badly if its a standard A4 scanner, you can increase the DPI in photoshop
but the file size will be very large

Is it a single colour logo if so best to scan that in and open it with Adobe Illustrator and redraw it, then it will resize to any size you want and still
have smooth edges

Hope this helps

Title: Re: Scanning and "photoshopping" A1 size prints.
Post by: BrianP on January 24, 2007, 10:41 AM

We've a scanner here we use for design drawings. scans up to A0. converts to pdf by default, but think i can get it to do tiff as well?
only scans in black and white tho...

Brian.

Title: Re: Scanning and "photoshopping" A1 size prints.
Post by: FuNMoNsTeR on January 24, 2007, 01:03 PM

You can manipulate just about any size image you like in photoshop... as long as you have the ram to cope. Scan/aquire the image in the highest resolution you can to start with as this will ensure good final print quality.  :daumenhoch:

Title: Re: Scanning and "photoshopping" A1 size prints.
Post by: diesel on January 26, 2007, 08:54 AM

If its a poster you are scanning, you can always scan it in A4 segments and then join it all together in photoshop