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Thanks, finally got my brain's new information on all this stuff sorted. Thanks a lot guys!! Oop... one more thing. How do I render an image, then save the render halfway through, and then load the render up later and resume it? The manual has got nothing in it at all about doing that. Nothing in the rendering section anyways... Once again, thanks people!
Thread: Help please! What settings should I use when I take an image in to get a print? | Forum: Vue
Aha...... I just did some playing, and here's what I've got. The image I just rendered at 1600x1131 only equals to about 136.797 pixels per inch when I shrink it down to A4 size, which is 210mm by 297mm. So, I'm guessing I'd have to render the image to at least 3200x2262, right? But probably higher... I'm pretty sure I won't be using the Ultra render setting...
Thread: Help please! What settings should I use when I take an image in to get a print? | Forum: Vue
Here's some more info... The printer they use is an "Indigo EPrint", and it utilizes a 4 colour pass to print with. The fella I spoke to said that I'd want 200 pixels per inch for a pretty good print quality with little pixelization. One more thing I'm not quite getting here though... I just re-rendered the image that I had printed, but I rendered it as an A4, with pixel dimensions being 1600x1131. When I open the picture in Photoshop though, it tells me the image print size is 22 inches wide! Isn't that just a way bit too big for A4? And it still lists the pixels per inch as being at 72. What do I have to do to increase the rez then? Go to the image size menu, make it so the image is at A4 size, (shrink it), and then increase the dpi by an equal amount?!?! Arrrghhh!! My brain is hurting!!!!!!!!! Please!
Thread: Help please! What settings should I use when I take an image in to get a print? | Forum: Vue
The final print size was around 14 x 10 inches, which is what the print size in Photoshop said. Man, this is all pretty confusing stuff. I'm not sure of the printing process the place uses, but he did mention the word "press", and it is a really high quality image and paper. The actual image that you look at on screen is flawless in terms of pixelization, it's all in the print. Unfortunately, it sounds as if I'm going to have a hard (or long) time getting the image the quality I want it. Oh yeah, how do I partially render an image, stop it, save, and then continue rendering it later? I wasn't aware you could do that in Vue. Let me ask another question. Say I open my file in Vue, and go to the rendering options menu. Then I choose the size, and I choose A4, and then I choose the highest pixels x pixles listed under the size, which is 1600x1131, will this produce a good enough image to print? By good enough, I mean I want very, very little obvious pixels poking out. I'll ring the printers tomorrow and ask 'em what dpi they're printing at, and I'll let you know. Dang, I thought this was gonna be easy!! Thanks a heap for the info, guys.
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Thread: Help please! What settings should I use when I take an image in to get a print? | Forum: Vue