images

[HilaryBrady]

Does anyone know where I can get a clean image from? I am working on a project, and I can not get an image that prints nice. Everything look horrible.

Hilary

[jason]

Images optimized for the web do not print well. Web images are usually saved at 72-96 dpi as anything higher will increase file size with no detectable difference on screen. Standard print formatting generally uses images at 300 dpi or better.

There are other factors to consider as well, such as RGB color (for screen) vs. CMYK (for print), but resolution is usually the biggest player in printed images looking bad.

--Jason

[Frank Broughton]

try interpolating them up with Qimage:

http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/

Depending on the picture the results may surprise you. Qimage is one of the best photo printing apps around and does a surprisingly good job at upscaling BION!

No software on earth has better customer support - the developer is a crazed man! ha ha Updates come out often. The 2007 version which came out in July 2006 has had 51 updates so far!

Give it a shot.

[the_ancient]

the developer is a crazed man! ha ha Updates come out often. The 2007 version which came out in July 2006 has had 51 updates so far!

Give it a shot.

or he is a hermit with a Min Frige full og hot pockets and a Microwave sitting next to his desk. His mom will then refill the Mini-Frige every week or so.....


to the OP. What kind and Type of Images are you looking for? and it what QTY are you printing

[Frank Broughton]

For $20 US funds this Clip Art DVD cannot be beat - I use it often. Has an excellent export feature built in: http://www.officemax.com/max/solutio...OID=1611428617

IMAGE REVOLUTION 500,000 (DVD-ROM)