A. M. wrote: > OK, thanks. > I just wondered if the CD photos would have the right information - I read > somewhere that the ppi. for photo printing should be about 200, the ppi. for > my CD prints is 72. You might enquire of the place you take your film for processing whether you can specify the PPI of the processed images, in which case I would specify a ppi of 300 or more. If you cannot, and you have a scanner, you might be able to scan the negative on your scanner, and "develop" which would be basically changing to the color balance of the image and prepare the images at home. I have had reasonably good luck scanning both positive and negative images made on 35 mm film in a variety of media on a flatbed scanner, and processing the film. I scan at 1200 dpi, and by printing at the same image 300 dpi, I increase the size of the printed image by 4 times.
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