Interesting project.
Showing some ignorance on my part here....but is there even a such thing as an analog enlargement that size? How would one go about doing something like that?
Let me repeat: The first thing you need to do is establish what output technology will be used to produce the large images. There is no point in shooting for 200 ppi when the printing technology used can only support 72ppi.
If it is on a bill board who cares about people who graze noses on matt surface...
I've recently been commissioned to produce a series of images for my city library, the biggest images will be printed to approximately 10ft x 10ft
At the moment I am toying between using Kodak Ektar 100 and Fuji Reala 100 and was wondering if anyone could share their experience when enlarging to large sizes from a 120 negative.
The subject matter is going to be local landmarks, with no portraits
It would be produced in panels regardless of origin of output.
Yes, there absolutely are. I'm in the graphic arts industry and saw this in a trade magazine the other day.I'm pretty sure there are banner printers more than wide enough to print this in one shot. 10ft really isn't that big.
, the biggest images will be printed to approximately 10ft x 10ft
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