My more specific question is, for anyone who missed the implication:
When Legacy has their printing service up and running, will you be
telling us what is required in the way of pixel dimensions and dpi for a
good outcome?
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/jlog.html
JLB wrote:
Yah, I can count. I was a Maths/Physics honour student in
University. I did mention overlap and curvature in making a pano.
Perhaps the concept of pano is unfamiliar to you. It's where you
stitch photos side-by-side to make a very wide and/or long one.
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/jlog.html
Elizabeth Richardson wrote:
I'm not at all certain I understand what you're trying to do, but
twelve (12) 6" pictures would be 72", not 54". 54" is nine (9) 6"
pictures.
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of Williams and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
From: "JLB"
Judging by my graphics editor, it looks like a 2048 pixel wide
photo, best quality off my digital camera, would print out at 6" at
300 dpi.
I'm making a 4 generation chart that would print out at around 54"
wide. So taking into consideration the overlap and curvature in the
making of a pano, to be on the safe side I would need to take 12
pictures across. That's a total of 24,576 pixels wide. But only
around 18,500 pixels in actuality.
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