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Hello
A basic question from a new user:
I scan a picture at 400pi, its file size is approx 2" X 2", 834 x 821 669K I need to make a lot of adjustments to the picture and end up with a picture about 10" X 8".
Do I
1. use the original scan and zoom in to make amendments, only re-sizing when satisfied with the result?
or
2. enlarge to the finished size and then carry out the amendments?
I have just completed a picture as 2, but feel this may be incorrect as the end file size is 3948 x 2792 pi, 82Mbs, not flattened. This Is a B/W picture, but manipulated in RGB. I know I could have kept to greyscale.
It is the basic question should amendments be made before or after resizing to a much larger size.
I look forward to receiving your comments.
Edward
PS I am pleased with the result I obtained, but I am not sure if it was achieved by the most appropriate way!
A basic question from a new user:
I scan a picture at 400pi, its file size is approx 2" X 2", 834 x 821 669K I need to make a lot of adjustments to the picture and end up with a picture about 10" X 8".
Do I
1. use the original scan and zoom in to make amendments, only re-sizing when satisfied with the result?
or
2. enlarge to the finished size and then carry out the amendments?
I have just completed a picture as 2, but feel this may be incorrect as the end file size is 3948 x 2792 pi, 82Mbs, not flattened. This Is a B/W picture, but manipulated in RGB. I know I could have kept to greyscale.
It is the basic question should amendments be made before or after resizing to a much larger size.
I look forward to receiving your comments.
Edward
PS I am pleased with the result I obtained, but I am not sure if it was achieved by the most appropriate way!
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