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| Holiday 1587th Post
 
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|  "Re(1):Photoshop help needed!(please?)"
, posted Fri 31 Jan 11:50
If you want to print something, you must keep in mind that the image size might be quite large depending on the print resolution.
For example, if you want to print out an image at a US Letter size (8.5x11 inches) on your T-shirt at 300 dots per inch (dpi), you'd need an image measuring 2550x3300 pixels. Ouch ^_^;;;
Of course, you could go and print it at a lower dpi, thus lowering the image size.
If you open Photoshop and Click on File -> New, just select the print size and the dpi value and it'll calculate the image dimensions you'll need.
Sometimes, it's also better if your graphics are in a vector format such as the Adobe Illustrator format. That way, no matter how large your print size is, you won't be losing any quality.
Vector graphics are useful for solid, sharp objects such as text and stuff, but not for images which contain a lot of detail such as a photograph.
Anyway, just mail me the kanji text at h0liday@hotmail.com and tell me what you want to do with it ^_^
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| Genjuro 362th Post
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| "Re(2):Photoshop help needed!(please?)" , posted Fri 31 Jan 12:33
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If you want to print something, you must keep in mind that the image size might be quite large depending on the print resolution.
For example, if you want to print out an image at a US Letter size (8.5x11 inches) on your T-shirt at 300 dots per inch (dpi), you'd need an image measuring 2550x3300 pixels. Ouch ^_^;;;
Of course, you could go and print it at a lower dpi, thus lowering the image size.
If you open Photoshop and Click on File -> New, just select the print size and the dpi value and it'll calculate the image dimensions you'll need.
Sometimes, it's also better if your graphics are in a vector format such as the Adobe Illustrator format. That way, no matter how large your print size is, you won't be losing any quality.
Vector graphics are useful for solid, sharp objects such as text and stuff, but not for images which contain a lot of detail such as a photograph.
Anyway, just mail me the kanji text at h0liday@hotmail.com and tell me what you want to do with it ^_^
thanx!I'm sending it now.^^
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