Ok,
I am currently upsizing a couple of photographs for a funeral this friday. Two of the shots are going to be 16x24 inches which I have had success with in the past. The third may need to be as big as 48x60 inches from an 8x10 inch photo which is new territory for me.
I have had good success in photoshop but I just had a couple of ideas/questions that I would like to ask some of the techies for some input.
In Canon Raw when you open a raw file at the bottom you can click the SRGB link which opens a workflow options box giving you options of color space, depth, size, and resolution. I was wondering if I should click the largest size in the size option and increase the resolution up to let's say 500 knowing that i am going to increase the size.
Would doing this is raw create a better ground floor to work with? or should I stick to doing it in PS upsizing using bicubic sharpener?
My other thought would be to take multiple shots of the 5x7 or 8x10 and then stitch them together and start with that?
Any thoughts or ideas would be much appreciated.
Mike
Message edited by author 2009-05-12 14:12:02. |
