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Post all hi-res elfen lied! Anonymous
Also: whats the best resolution for a wall poster?
I wish to make an elfen lied one, but the largest image i can find is 1600 x 1200.
side /r/ - anyone wanna make this bigger? I would myself if the PC didn't suck balls.
>> Anonymous
>>103252
>>whats the best resolution for a wall poster?

really really big
>> Anonymous
>>103259
lol - i mean.. will 1280 x 1024 be fine for a poster thats about 90cm wide and about 70cm high?
>> Anonymous
>>103262
90cm x 70cm ~ 36" x 28"
Poster DPI ~ 72 DPI IIRC

Therefore, (36" x 28") * 72 DPI ~ 2600px x 2000px
>> Anonymous
>>103263
neat - not too hueg then.
Does anyone wanna become my hero and resize the OP image to that? As i said I'd do it myself but this wouldn't handle that much very well.
>> Affirmative, Dave, I read you.
>>103282
omg LOL!!!!!!!!!! that made me laugh soo hard!
>> Anonymous
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>>103282
You can't just "resize" an image to a larger size. You have to completely recreate it, or else it would end up all blurry and fuzzy.

Regardless, this is the largest version I have of the source image.
>> Anonymous
>>103286
>>103287
forgive the n00b :P
OK, so i will try and recreate the image.
>>103287
This should be fine - I'm sure i can get to a comp that has the tools to do this. been a while since i used PS, hopefully it hasn't changed *that* much.
Thanks for your help guyz
>> Anonymous
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My wallpaper (that I use, I didn't make it), everytime I look at it I find something else hidden in the pic.
>> Anonymous
>>103724
I'm sure /w/ might care. We don't.

>>103252
You should email the guy, ask if he has a 1600x1200 or larger version, first. The best you can do with something like this is a screened print that looks like a rasterbastion. (You could try a solid print, but you'll save a lot of ink with a screen.)