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I received I small picture I have to scale a lot...
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J Hill Designs
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Yes - as my Father taught me, the only dumb question is the one left unasked 
Fred Weiss
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rushworks graphics
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Andrew Dacey explains it pretty well !
yes it is a good read, and i thought it maybe a good website for you zazzess.
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Fred Weiss
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When I was a kid I had a superiority complex. Then I figured out that I was definitely superior and it hasn't bothered me since then.
Gino
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Ha......
Fred, this is no lie. Yesterday a graphics artist called me with some questions on her company's two vehicles we're going to be doing. She had a lot of dimensions wrong and things weren't working out all that well for her. She had decided to step in and design the partial wrap for these two vehicles and save the company some money. No problem. Well, she asked me about 25 questions and after every answer she'd say.... Oh-h-h I see, well, let me ask you this..... blah, blah, blah. Finally I said, you should have enough information to do this simple design now. Her comeback was...... Oh, you give me too much credit, but probably deservedly so. I don't think I ever heard someone back into their own compliment quite like that one.......... :ROFLMAO:
We all laughed for quite some time.
Fred, this is no lie. Yesterday a graphics artist called me with some questions on her company's two vehicles we're going to be doing. She had a lot of dimensions wrong and things weren't working out all that well for her. She had decided to step in and design the partial wrap for these two vehicles and save the company some money. No problem. Well, she asked me about 25 questions and after every answer she'd say.... Oh-h-h I see, well, let me ask you this..... blah, blah, blah. Finally I said, you should have enough information to do this simple design now. Her comeback was...... Oh, you give me too much credit, but probably deservedly so. I don't think I ever heard someone back into their own compliment quite like that one.......... :ROFLMAO:
We all laughed for quite some time.
Fred Weiss
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bob
It's better to have two hands than one glove.
A tort, not a crime. Big difference.
mountaingraphic
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Sorry to not have much input on this but I have heard, not used, of software which will allow you to resize without any pixel loss. Not sure if its truly possible due to the nature of pixels however might want to look around for resizing software if you have no other choice.
Have also heard that photoshop cs5 has really nice pixel technology but Im not a fan of it so just use draw
If I can remember the name of the software I will repost.
Have also heard that photoshop cs5 has really nice pixel technology but Im not a fan of it so just use draw
If I can remember the name of the software I will repost.
WildWestDesigns
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bob
It's better to have two hands than one glove.
Pixels are not lost when an image is made larger, only when they are made smaller. When an image is enlarged you have to add information that does not exist. There's two ways to do this; simply make each pixel larger or interpolate the existing pixels to create the new information out of whole cloth.
The former is called 'pixelization'.
The algorithms to perform the latter are legion and some are better than others. Orders of magnitude better. PhotoZoom Pro is one of the better packages. There are others as well. You can enlarge anything with it without any pixelization whatsoever but, depending on how much information the program has to create, you can get blurriness and edge bloom. Lots of it if it depending on the ratio of the size and resolution of the original to that of the enlargement.
bob
It's better to have two hands than one glove.
Hard to gainsay such an incisive legal mind as yours but, nonetheless, you might want to familiarize yourself with the difference between a criminal and a civil matter.
