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20x24 with D60?
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Stan Jirman
Leading Member
Not many, but some. They look great - RAW file at 100 ISO and a sharp lens (28-70L) on tripod was the source, converted to TIFF, some basic processing, and off to the printer. Considering the typical viewing distance for a 20x30", the picture is very fine. Clearly, you will see pixels up close and personal, but only photographers look at a picture that close =)
16-35L, 28-70L, 70-200LIS, 24/1.4L
1.4TC, 2.0TC, ET16, ET25, 550EX
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16-35L, 28-70L, 70-200LIS, 24/1.4L
1.4TC, 2.0TC, ET16, ET25, 550EX
Guy Rehorst
Leading Member
I just got an Epson 7600 and I am astounded by the results I get from my D60 at 24X36.
Guy
Guy
fastlane65
Forum Enthusiast
Have a couple of great 20x30s from Ofoto.com. One started as a HQ jpg and the other went from RAW to TIFF to JPG. From farther away than one inch they are perfect.
This one printed with a perfect sky, no gradients or lines or anything.
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Maybe my D60 meters correctly and it is me that is overexposed???
This one printed with a perfect sky, no gradients or lines or anything.
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Maybe my D60 meters correctly and it is me that is overexposed???
David Boston
Forum Enthusiast
Joe,
Check this thread out:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1019&message=3915652
The guy has had a 40 x 30 printed on canvas. If you dig through the replies, you'll see he's posted a copy of the pic for other to see, as well. See also:
http://www.pbase.com/image/8512395
http://www.pbase.com/image/8512414
I've not gone this big, but I'm very happy with the 16 x 20s I've had done from a recent Alaska trip.
Good luck!
Check this thread out:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1019&message=3915652
The guy has had a 40 x 30 printed on canvas. If you dig through the replies, you'll see he's posted a copy of the pic for other to see, as well. See also:
http://www.pbase.com/image/8512395
http://www.pbase.com/image/8512414
I've not gone this big, but I'm very happy with the 16 x 20s I've had done from a recent Alaska trip.
Good luck!
napper
New member
I've printed quite a few 24x36 of pictures shot handheld and could hardly notice the difference from the 8x10 proofs even when viewed up close. The files were jpeg fine and were upressed with Genuine fractals and printed directly from PS onto an Epson 7600.
I've printed some as well directly using QIMAGE (Lanczos upressing) and the results were also superb.
Thanks for the information. I'm considering purchasing the D60 with either the 28-80mm L or the 24-70mm L , my first SLR camera.
J
John Mason
Guest
it was 18 shots stitched together and came out great
I used Qimage for upsizing
John Mason - Lafayette, IN
I used Qimage for upsizing
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John Mason - Lafayette, IN
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