If it will help at all, you can do _much_ larger than 13x19" with your
current kit should you ever decide to.
My neighbor is a free-lance window designer for clothing retailers. He
had a few shots from my K20D printed on a kind of plastic coated paper
at sizes ranging from three feet by two up to three feet square and
mounted on flat wood frames for use as backdrops. I pixel peeped the
printing quality and it's really good. The printing process adds in some
grain (from the colour dithering, I expect; I doubt it's any more than a
4-ink CMYK process) and no sign of pixelization from the blown-up image
was visible.
We hung these images in a small gallery in June-July and they look just
terrific on a large wall.
I can only just image how fine the 645D images look done on a large
format printer at 3 by 5 feet. <drool> :)
-bmw
On 10-11-13 2:18 PM, P. J. Alling wrote:
Good review, still too rich for my blood. I can make acceptable
11x14" ~ 13x19" with my current kit. Sadly I have no need for Poster
size prints.
On 11/13/2010 11:51 AM, Christine Aguila wrote:
Just got this review of the D645. Maybe I'll pitch the previously
posted list and try for this Pentax kit instead :-). Anyway, really
nice review here.
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/pentax_645d___a_first_review.shtml
Cheers, Christine from Chicago
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