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[Matthew]

I took this photo near Pebble Beach today, and i really like it. How big can you get a print at 1600x1200 without grainyness (like if i took it to be printed at walmart)?

 

[alexlitov]

you need to adjust contrast a little more. You are missing some details in the right upper corner

 

[Natey]

17 mile drive is beautiful

 

[Matthew]

i didnt adjust the contrast at all...feel free to post "fixed" versions

 

[vindication]

a little blurry. but the scenery is nice

 

[Matthew]

so no one answered my question

 

[changedman]

nice shot.

 

[Matthew]

its really dark but it came out pretty nice...like a storm is about to roll in.

 

[vindication]

no

 

[Matthew]

why not?

 

[vindication]

i was just jokin, due to your "noone answered my question" comment. It's a nice photo. I'm no photo expert but if it was made to be less blurry and the contrast changed a bit, it would be nicer

 

[Foolish]

Awesome picture. As for how big you can make it, I don't know. Try a photo store. Wal-Mart employees aren't going to have any idea of the limits of digital photography, nor is a Wal-Mart going to have the best printing equipment.

Besides, Wal-Mart is pure ******* evil.

 

[mazpro]

great picture man, but I guess maybe a full page 8 x 11. IDK.

Jose

 

[Matthew]

Awesome picture. As for how big you can make it, I don't know. Try a photo store. Wal-Mart employees aren't going to have any idea of the limits of digital photography, nor is a Wal-Mart going to have the best printing equipment.

Besides, Wal-Mart is pure ******* evil.

they have those cool photo machines though...i know they tell you what size is best, but i was hoping to get an idea before i went.

 

[FrigginGLI]

8.88 X 6.66 inches

 

[BadApple]

That is a awsome picture!
It alsmost looks like a painting(cool)

 

[FC3s Boy]

gotta love cali, nice pic

 

[lasermp5]

nice pic !

 

[peepsalot]

It is a great photo
















FOR ME TO POOP ON!

 

[ghetto waggon]

I wouldn't go any bigger than 8x10, after that it'll start looking crusty

you can't beat costco's prints....320dpi, $1.99 for an 8x10.
Walmart, CVS, and other drug stores use a process called dyesublimation, which is comparable to bubble jetting a photo on your own printer...less than a year before it starts to curl and turn colors.