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Canvas Print Question?

The Snipe · 2010-11-27 16:14:30

Hey Guys, Would a shot off a 400D shot on RAW be big enough to print on an A3 sized canvas? Just wandering as I'm looking to get a photo I took blown up to that for a christmas pressie. Cheers, Cillian

27-11-2010 5:14pm

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The Snipe

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Hey Guys,

Would a shot off a 400D shot on RAW be big enough to print on an A3 sized canvas? Just wandering as I'm looking to get a photo I took blown up to that for a christmas pressie.

Cheers,
Cillian

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#2 27-11-2010 5:20pm

Heebie

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Absolutely

XiledSniper wrote: »

Hey Guys,

Would a shot off a 400D shot on RAW be big enough to print on an A3 sized canvas? Just wandering as I'm looking to get a photo I took blown up to that for a christmas pressie.

Cheers,
Cillian

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#3 27-11-2010 6:01pm

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well should be, but it depends on who does it as to how well it will turn out

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#4 28-11-2010 3:10pm

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If it's a sharp shot and you're going on canvas you'll still be pretty safe at A0, to be honest

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