coolj001 opened this issue on Jun 09, 2006 · 21 posts
coolj001 posted Fri, 09 June 2006 at 3:40 PM
Hello...My friend gave me a couple pictures of his Uncle and Dad that he wants me to scan, fix up, and print for framing to hang on his wall. Both have passed away and I want to make the best prints. Of course I would want to make the best prints possible regardless... Anyways, in this picture of his Uncle we were thinking of replacing the background with something else like a nice scenery or perhaps something madeup in Photoshop like some difference clouds?, and maybe converting it to black and white. I thought I'd post the picture here and ask for suggestions because I could use some...please :-) . And if you feel like it please manipulate this photo.-
Have a good day..-Jeff
p.s. I am aware that 300 dpi is optimal print resolution in most cases...but what about scanning? I scanned these photos in at 300 dpi. This makes for about an 18 MB tif file for the initial scan...I am thinking this should be more than sufficiant for an 8-10 print. Or should I scan at a higher dpi...