I don't think I sent this as it was still in the drafts folder. Apologies
if it's a duplicate.
Anthony wrote:
> The publisher didn't whine about receiving a photo
> scanned by yourself?
As I mentioned, my brother produces the magazine for the AUF. In order
to reduce costs, he does everything u
Rob writes:
> The printers demand 300dpi ...
They may demand it, but they don't need it. That's around 200 lpi for printing,
and virtually no one is printing with screens that fine. Even good magazines
are at around 150 lpi, as far as I know.
> ... and scanning at 2700ppi off 35mm film won't
>
> > The printers demand 300dpi ...
>
> They may demand it, but they don't need it. That's around 200 lpi for printing,
> and virtually no one is printing with screens that fine. Even good magazines
> are at around 150 lpi, as far as I know.
But...If you don't give them what they want (magazin
Harvey writes:
> But...If you don't give them what they want
> (magazines) you *still* might not get hired again.
It depends on how good your pictures are. If dpi numbers are a sine qua non for
them, no matter what the photos look like, I tend to question their priorities.
Of course, a comprom
Anthony Atkielski wrote:
> Harvey writes:
>
> > But...If you don't give them what they want
> > (magazines) you *still* might not get hired again.
>
> It depends on how good your pictures are. If dpi numbers are a sine qua non for
> them, no matter what the photos look like, I tend to question t
> For example, I have 2700-dpi scans of my
> photos that I prepare myself. If that's not good enough for
> someone who wants
> to license a photo, he's going to pay at least an order of
> magnitude more for a
> drum scan,
But that contradicts your previous claim...that 2700 spi is all that is
ne
Anthony wrote:
>Rob writes:
>> The printers demand 300dpi ...
> They may demand it, but they don't need it. That's
> around 200 lpi for printing, and virtually no one is
> printing with screens that fine. Even good magazines
> are at around 150 lpi, as far as I know.
I thought the lpi was half
