The picture I printed off of my computer was not real big. When I printed it it came out blurry because it had to make the picture bigger to fit the transfer. Is there a process on how to make the final shirt transfer the same detail as the original picture used?
How do you properly size a smaller picture for print.
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Its depends of the resolution of how the picture was taken.
If it was taken at low resolution its going to be diffcult to increase the picture.
Crap in crap out
If it was taken at low resolution its going to be diffcult to increase the picture.
Crap in crap out
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Many years ago there was a saying in computers..."gigo" stands for 'garbage in garbage out' If you have a low resolution pic...you cannot do much...Most of us want at least 300 dpi...and ofter we get pics at 96 dpi...
There's only one solution to this, and that's customer education. I have to turn down 2-3 jobs a week because the customer doesn't have good art and won't pay to have good art created.
I had one customer send over a blurry photo that was 200 x 250px at 72dpi, and get really upset because I couldn't blow it up to a 12 x 14in picture with crystal clear resolution. I finally put a section on art guidelines on my website, and make all prospective customers read it - it's had a huge impact on the quality of art I get sent to me.
I had one customer send over a blurry photo that was 200 x 250px at 72dpi, and get really upset because I couldn't blow it up to a 12 x 14in picture with crystal clear resolution. I finally put a section on art guidelines on my website, and make all prospective customers read it - it's had a huge impact on the quality of art I get sent to me.
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