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Hello everyone I downloaded the AI software a few days ago to resize some 24MP M10 files for printing. Still on free trial time. For example, a 5911 x 3941 file has the maximum print size (as per file) of 19.7" x 13.1", of course, at 300 dpi. But if I want the same file to be printed at 24" x 36" without resizing, the dpi will be 164, which is not enough if the view distance is close. I tried the ON1 plug-in and standalone app to resize to the wished largest size, and I guess the new file is outstanding, without any artifacts. It's like magic. But I still have one significant doubt. I understood that the best practice is to edit (in my case in Lr Classic) the file, and when everything it's done, as the final step, apply the resize. Am I right? But from which file type? Because I know the software can create another file, such as PSD, DNG, or TIF, so I can export the final resized file for printing directly from LR. But I could also export a 300 DPI, a not compressed Tif file from LR at 16bits (for example), then launch the ON1 Resize app and convert the TIF file to a new resized Tif file (or high-quality Jpeg)... What do you recommend doing? With the latter, am I losing quality in the process? Because it looks like the options are more than one, but the best quality is (maybe) assured with one type only of workflow. Please help me to understand, Thank you, D. -
Do you know where I can find this information online instead of opening all pdf of each paper brand on sale? I can't find it. I just started diving into the fascinating world of fine art prints, and I'm enjoying the journey and the new knowledge very much. What a beautiful sensation to handle and feel a print. For a while, I forgot what it was about. What's your opinion about OBA?
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I found this old post and started to read it. But it's more than ten years ago. Are things changed? I'm discovering the powerful tool of how to resample for print. I knew the technology was there but had never tried before, until last week. Especially, I'm learning these days about the difference between: Super Resolution - to double the size of a raw/dng file Preserve details 2.0 (I tried up to 200%) With your files you know you will print, do you resample the raw or the exported file for specific sizes? Is it always helpful? I know the details of a native 47MP file will always be 'better' than a 24MP resampled. But hey, technology made some significant steps concerning IQ. Logically, if the resample quality is excellent, why don't you use it all the time? 🤔