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12/08/2006 01:32:31 AM · #26 |
Originally posted by TechnoShroom:
Originally posted by Kerm:
Anyone? |
As long as you clean the image for noise it will be fine. Might even be fine without the cleaning. |
Agreed, iso 800 with the canon dslr's is pretty darn clean, but it depends a lot on the shot... some can be quite noisy. Still, if your talking about a canvas print, they tend to smear detail quite a bit anyway and take on a painterly quality that is quite flattering for most portraits. You could reduce the noise on it, or not, and the results would probably look more or less the same. And as to the size... 12x16 should be no problem. But I would still rez it up to print at 240+ dpi or better. |
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12/08/2006 07:27:13 PM · #27 |
Thanks very much guys.
Is there a free noise reducing programme such as Neat Image or Noise Ninja?
I've got my RAW's set to 240 dpi anyway.
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12/08/2006 07:36:22 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by Kerm:
Thanks very much guys.
Is there a free noise reducing programme such as Neat Image or Noise Ninja?
I've got my RAW's set to 240 dpi anyway. |
It's been a few years since I looked but I recall Neat Image having a demo version. Might be worth looking and giving it a try if available. |
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12/08/2006 07:50:17 PM · #29 |
Yeah it does, but it only applies the effect to a part of the image if the dimensions are larger than 1024xXXX so it doesn't really help.
Thanks though.
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12/08/2006 07:54:17 PM · #30 |
I actually do all my own picture framing, we have the place called the "make your own picture frame company". The way it works is you take 3 2hour classes for $100 and then you are a member for life. You use all their equipment und just pay for the material you use. Making a frame from start to finish is fun and it is very rewarding to see your own work in your own custom frame. It ends up costing about the same as a "mass produced" frame but the end result is MUCH better because you design the frame to compliment the image.
You should do some research, maybe there is the same thing available over there?
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