You are turning it wrong...
It had to be done with words like "Copy" "Right".
But yea, beautiful shots indeed~
Post your extra large prints
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You are turning it wrong...
It had to be done with words like "Copy" "Right".
But yea, beautiful shots indeed~
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Copy....right? lol
Damn you sneaky ninja edit!
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All my shots a poo, and noisy so if i try print them larger then A4 they will look poo
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I bet they wouldn't look as bad as you think. Noise looks terrible on screen because the image is usually brighter and so digital noise really shines.
It wont look as bad on print.
Although it depends just on how noisy you are talking. Care to share an example?
Off the top of my head I've got seven of my own shots as either A2 or 20"x30" prints at various places through the house.
In the hall I've got this one, interestingly I forgot to tell the framer which way it should hang so he guessed at a portrait orientation so a clockwise rotation on the shot below. It looks far better than the landscape one...
In the office I've got these three:
In the hall I've got this one, interestingly I forgot to tell the framer which way it should hang so he guessed at a portrait orientation so a clockwise rotation on the shot below. It looks far better than the landscape one...
In the office I've got these three:
In the next few years I AM going to own a 225!
The largest I have printed is 24x16 myself, which is quite large (IMO), don't know how bigger ones would fit!
This one
Do all of you lot actually use glass and frames to mount your large shots? It must cost a fortune.
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I've got my 30"x20" framed and glassed which set me back about £80. But that was with non reflective glass and an expensive moulding on the frame.
I've only had a couple of mine professionally framed, IIRC they were about £45 each for A2 originals, both double mounted with fairly sizeable frames.
The rest are in Ikea frames with hand cut mounts and no glass / perspex.
I ended up bying a bigger house
That's a cracking shot btw.I've got this hung on my wall now. Was taken at the London trip in March, got the spacers for hanging it through the post this week. Excuse the mess below, still no graphics card on my pc so using the laptop instead. 800 x 400 mm Pano of the Houses of Parliament printed on Forex Sheet.
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Original (thumbnail)
My Canvas
My Canvas
nothing that big
I'm sure you don't need me to tell you, but that's a wonderful photo.
