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09/30/2006 06:38:08 AM · #1 |
| I've been a member of this site now for about 1 month (I joined at about the time I purchased my 30D after many years in 35mm film). The quality of the challenge photos always amazes me. I'm very impressed with the shooters' imagination and post-processing techniques. I've also noticed that some photographers offer prints for sale. This leads to my question. After all the post-processing (with the exception of size), are these pictures suitable for printing as-is or are there other steps involved to make them "printable"? It may sound like a dumb question, but I'm just now getting more and more comfortable with Photoshop, and I thought some input from some more experienced digital photogs would be well appreciated. Thanks. |
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09/30/2006 07:53:44 AM · #2 |
First read the FAQs in the DPCPrints Help menu and the tutorials in the Learn menu. Most important things are the aspect ratio and the resoluution of your image.
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09/30/2006 08:38:19 AM · #3 |
I'll be the first to admit that when I know I'm editing for DPC I sometimes get kinda sloppy because I know you won't be able to tell at web-size. If I wanted to print those sloppy shots, I would re-edit them from scratch first. Most of my work, however, is edited at full-size and will print just fine.
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