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The the rear feed/paper roller. It's been almost 4 years since I did that mind you...

 

I was just looking at Qimage and the max. size it will allow me to print is 13"x129" with my 2200.

The last poster was correct, if you have a windows-based machine use Qimage and you won't have a problem. I have done a 13"x6' on Premium Luster and it came out great from my 2200.

They just changed things so you can do this. Go under Selling Preferences and you will see the option you are looking for...

1. An Eyeball

2. A Camera

3. A Brain

It is improved but still has a blotchy 'painterly' effect to it. I have used GF in the past and found it just wasn't what Qimage offers...

If that is the look you prefer Pankaj that is great. Personally, I don't like my images to look like a painting unless that is the effect I was going for...

We could also learn a lot from Mike Chaney, he knows a little about 'resizing' as well. ;~)

Ummm, the PrintPro version looks like a painting to me. The PS version looks much better.

 

Check out Qimage Studio, the Hybrid SE interpolation method is FAR superior in my opinion.

Excellent, thanks Michael.

 

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Hi Tom,

 

Thanks, I know about that method but I was hoping to just link/show photos that I have uploaded to my site...

 

It must be possible, anyone?

OK - I am sure this is simple as anything but for whatever reason, I can't figure it out...

 

How How to post a photo in a thread using HTML tags?

 

I have been trying the http://thewarmland.com/img/v1/p374957040-2.jpg for example but it doesn't work.

 

And yes, I have changed it below to HTML.

 

What am I doing wrong?!

Sorry, new to Photo.net, can't figure out how to add a photo...grrrr.

The image quality of the S5 is excellent without a doubt. I really liked the image quality I got from my S3, a few other

things about the camera drove me nuts though.

 

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Well, seeing as how the S5 is basically a D200 with a Fuji sensor you can get the picture so to speak. The D300 viewfinder is a little improved on the D200 so you may find the S5 VF to be a little 'cramped'.

Common sense would tell me to contact the various automotive magazines that have these sort of images in their magazines...

 

Here is one contact list to get you started:

 

http://www.caranddriver.com/information_pages/contact_us

 

Good luck!

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As far as I am concerned, it's your photo, do with it as you please...

The whole reason I own my Sigma SD14 is because how it handles colour.

 

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First off, you should be calibrating more often, I do mine, at the very least, every two weeks.

 

I am not sure with the Spyder2Pro but I know with my Spyder3Elite it does measure ambient light. Maybe try re-creating the same conditions that you last calibrated in (dark room).

 

Hope that helps.

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