M8 M8.2 enlargements

[qruyk12]

Whats the biggest enlargement you have done with the M8? how did they hold up? Reason I ask, I want to make a 16x20 canvas print.

 

[user237428934]

Whats the biggest enlargement you have done with the M8? how did they hold up? Reason I ask, I want to make a 16x20 canvas print.

I have 60x45cm canvas prints made from files of my old 5MP Olympus 5050 camera (thats approx. 23 inch x 17 inch). For canvas prints you don't need 240 dpi (or ppi). AFIK 100-150 dpi is enough for canvas prints because of the rough structure of the canvas.

 

[biggambi]

I print this size on Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta paper for galleries and they are very well received. I can not imagine that canvas is going to be a problem for you.

 

[Benjamin]

Canvas prints are sickening. It's a photograph, not a painting.

 

[mas]

Beautiful 20x24 prints on paper. For canvas, you need a cellphone camera.

 

[kittyphoto]

M8 enlarge 16 x 20 inches should be no problem at all.
But it also depends on the lens you are using too.
With the modern lens eg. 50mm f1.4 asph the lens resolution is high enough to print 20 x 30 inches easily. While old lens may look softer.
IMHO

Kitty

 

[kittyphoto]

I print with Epson 11880 Matte Black on Epson Canvas.
The result is much better than photo black.

 

[former member]

20" means ~200 pixels per inch with the M8 image. That is good enough for a Dye Sublimation Print, should look great on a Canvas Print.

 

[nicography]

I blow up an image and have it print 24" X 36" before.
No problem at all! 🙂

 

[kzphoto]

I went to school with a fellow using an M8, making prints 24"x36". No problem there -- The CCD renders details better than most CMOS sensors, so a bit of enlargement using Photoshop still retains most details. Mind you, he really tweaked the enlargement, but it looked fantastic.