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I have an image that i wish to enlarge over four A4 sheets to be framed seperatlely from each other and then displayed to show the entire image.
So far…..
I created a canvas with the dimensions of 4 A4 sheets together, I draged my image onto the canvas and resized it to fit.
I then created gridlines to show where my page breaks and leave me with 4 portions, all A4 in size.
I then selected each portion at a time and draged it into it’s own A4 canvas file, So was left with four images all A4 in size, when together made the entire image.
I printed these off and system worked fine…………..
Except the tones of colours did not match, I tried photoshop deciding colors and printer deciding colours. My problem is photoshop would normaly look at the entire image when decididng colours but in my case i9t on only has a quarter of the entire image to look at.
Im using Photoshop cs2, fully updated and an Epson R220 printer
Any help as to how i can do this?
So far…..
I created a canvas with the dimensions of 4 A4 sheets together, I draged my image onto the canvas and resized it to fit.
I then created gridlines to show where my page breaks and leave me with 4 portions, all A4 in size.
I then selected each portion at a time and draged it into it’s own A4 canvas file, So was left with four images all A4 in size, when together made the entire image.
I printed these off and system worked fine…………..
Except the tones of colours did not match, I tried photoshop deciding colors and printer deciding colours. My problem is photoshop would normaly look at the entire image when decididng colours but in my case i9t on only has a quarter of the entire image to look at.
Im using Photoshop cs2, fully updated and an Epson R220 printer
Any help as to how i can do this?
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