PSP and resolutions and gumph

Pheebs · 06-05-2007, 12:28

Hello my techhy minded friends!

I am completely numpterlicious when it comes to tech stuff.

You know my greeting cards?

Well...

What resolution should I have them at before sending them off to the printers? Pickys digi cam photos have a resolution of 72dpi (182.8dpc)... should I do them like that or is that being too... erm... precise (I don't think that's the right word I'm wanting to use but my brains gone kaputt.. you know what I mean. Too big, too fidgy, too what-do-u-mah-call-it, too WOAH etc)?

I'm using PSP to do the greeting cards and will then be pdfing them (... not sure how yet but I will be!) I really want them to be UBER crisp... not at all blurred or nowt!

Fankoo for your help people!

(got a horrible feeling I maybe redrawing some pics today due to resolutions. Bumkins.)

06-05-2007, 12:28	#1
Pheebs Deep Throat Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 6,512	PSP and resolutions and gumph Hello my techhy minded friends! I am completely numpterlicious when it comes to tech stuff. You know my greeting cards? Well... What resolution should I have them at before sending them off to the printers? Pickys digi cam photos have a resolution of 72dpi (182.8dpc)... should I do them like that or is that being too... erm... precise (I don't think that's the right word I'm wanting to use but my brains gone kaputt.. you know what I mean. Too big, too fidgy, too what-do-u-mah-call-it, too WOAH etc)? I'm using PSP to do the greeting cards and will then be pdfing them (... not sure how yet but I will be!) I really want them to be UBER crisp... not at all blurred or nowt! Fankoo for your help people! (got a horrible feeling I maybe redrawing some pics today due to resolutions. Bumkins.) __________________ http://www.spiffingdesigns.co.uk