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Tutorials => Digital Design => Topic started by: Erica McPhee on February 18, 2019, 11:43:04 AM
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This is a brilliant way to digitize your calligraphy shared by @tintenfuchs !
https://youtu.be/0rUCypQw7Bg
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Thanks for sharing it, Erica :) it was my pleasure! I got really annoyed by people asking for sooooo much money for photoshop actions when it's actually so easy.
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Thanks for sharing Erica! This will definitely come in handy in the future
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All thanks go to Natascha! Such a simple method and a nice way to have control over the outcome. ;D
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Yay! That was more or less my method, but that last part about the white pixels that sometimes keep being around... I needed that! Thanks!
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Finally getting a chance to watch this! Thanks Natascha.
I have a question......My scanner has resolutions from 50 - 4,800 dpi. If I scan at the highest setting (4,800 dpi) do you know how big of a print of lettering can be made before the lettering gets pixelated or distorted?
Are there any charts around saying 300 dpi goes up to 8 x 10 size or anything?
Curious if someone wanted to make a giant poster or banner how big they can print.
That's the other thing, I think you'd have to make it a PDF vs a JPG to go big right?
Thank you ~
Lynda