large prints pano

MB · 2011-08-31T01:37:52+00:00

large prints pano I'm about to send a roll of panoramic film to precision there in austin -- here's my goal - some large prints - there are a few shots of the highway 61 s signage and several city scapes - i know i want high res scans of the whole roll -- but i want some decent size prints of the best -- i am thinking 20" X whatever the aspect is -- but i can't look at the negs and scans while they are there to figure out which to print - pano is such a hit and miss art -- i just don't want to be going back and forth over a month long period to get this done... i could always do a 16x20 @ wolf after i get the scans back and fit 2 per 16x20 - then cut them down ---- thoughts?

Thread starter MB
Start date Aug 30, 2011
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didjiman

Richard Man

Aug 30, 2011

I used to trim pano to the size (e.g. 7.x" x20") but lately I think printing it on traditional size paper (e.g. 16x20") with white space around it looks better and can be handled easier.

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