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Old 04-30-2010, 02:50 PM   #1
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So I need advice on how to change the resolution of a file so that it will print as 34x26" without pixelation. Currently the file is the appropriate size but only 72dpi. Any advice?
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Cannot be done.

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once u say 72dpi it can't be done

printing in color needs to be i think 300dpi or higher
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once u say 72dpi it can't be done

printing in color needs to be i think 300dpi or higher
No, wrong.

Inaii: What is your original image size? There is a piece of software called Genuine Fractals that is really good at re-sizing, but it's not very cheap.
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Uncheck resample image and just adjust the dpi. The pixelation depends on your initial image resolution. changing the dpi has no affect on your pixelation.
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Senna: Original image size was 3200x2400 pixels (approx. since I'm no longer at work and can't look it up). I told her that likely she wouldn't be able to blow it up to make a print since it was a very low resolution to begin with.

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