Robbo Suspended / Banned Messages 3,962 Edit My Images Yes 3 Mar 2011 #1 I am sending a 30x20 inch pic off which comes out at 180PPI. Is this a decent ppi to print at this size? It's my largest print so fat that's all.
I am sending a 30x20 inch pic off which comes out at 180PPI. Is this a decent ppi to print at this size? It's my largest print so fat that's all.
Mahoneyd187 Suspended / Banned Messages 2,604 Name Danny Edit My Images No 4 Mar 2011 #2 Robbo said: I am sending a 30x20 inch pic off which comes out at 180PPI. Is this a decent ppi to print at this size? It's my largest print so fat that's all. Click to expand... What does your printer ask for? Even at 30x20 I think most of the labs I use still want it at 300dpi?
Robbo said: I am sending a 30x20 inch pic off which comes out at 180PPI. Is this a decent ppi to print at this size? It's my largest print so fat that's all. Click to expand... What does your printer ask for? Even at 30x20 I think most of the labs I use still want it at 300dpi?
OP Robbo Suspended / Banned Messages 3,962 Edit My Images Yes 4 Mar 2011 #3 Mahoneyd187 said: What does your printer ask for? Even at 30x20 I think most of the labs I use still want it at 300dpi? Click to expand... Dpi is the print setting. Ppi is the pixels per inch of the picture.
Mahoneyd187 said: What does your printer ask for? Even at 30x20 I think most of the labs I use still want it at 300dpi? Click to expand... Dpi is the print setting. Ppi is the pixels per inch of the picture.
snappingsam Suspended / Banned Messages 734 Name David Edit My Images Yes 4 Mar 2011 #4 You should be fine - some labs do ask that you up/down sample so the file is at 300dpi so check with your supplier.
You should be fine - some labs do ask that you up/down sample so the file is at 300dpi so check with your supplier.