scyrene said:
The main issue I have with 'big' files, over 2GB, is that LR can't see them. Once you go over 2GB .psd's have to change to .psb's, LR doesn't recognise them which is very annoying for DAM.
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The main issue I have with 'big' files, over 2GB, is that LR can't see them. Once you go over 2GB .psd's have to change to .psb's, LR doesn't recognise them which is very annoying for DAM.
privatebydesign said:
Wow, I didn't know that! How annoying. I only use the psds temporarily, for editing (in Affinity), so they'd be deleted in the long run. But I imagine they'll have to raise that limitation sooner or later!
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The OP says it's in pretty early development, so perhaps the huge file size and ISO 100 cap is due to the fact that it's a prototype and not the finished product.
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To all those who think more Mpx is useless..
Yes, as home user and amateur photographer, yes.
To landscape photographer and A3 or big poster, it makes already more sense.
But, I have worked (as web-specialist) for a company who make interior decoration and ceiling (stretched-ceilings).
Some special customers (high end) or home architect, needs sometimes a texture or an image printed on the ceiling. like a sky, or trees-top of a jungle (viewed from bottom).
We had some special hard times to 1-find the right image (although we had a good stock), 2- find a enough-good quality image that could fit. (and not 2000x3000 px).
When you have a hotel-hall ceiling that is 30 m long x 20 m large.. you have hard time..
Of course we made composition of many photo-parts to success, but we had never the "right ressource" as photos..
So for this application, we would have needed something like :
- go hiking in a tropical forest.
- take your wide angle and your 120 Mpx (or 50 Mpx) camera
- point it to the sky
- make your photo
- give us a photo that can fit a 150 to 200 dpi for 30 meters x 20 meters..
Be happy that the ceiling is at 5 or 6 meters high and not 2.5 meters, so that people don't see it closely...
This is a special case where a 250 Mpx camera makes sense..
Yes, as home user and amateur photographer, yes.
To landscape photographer and A3 or big poster, it makes already more sense.
But, I have worked (as web-specialist) for a company who make interior decoration and ceiling (stretched-ceilings).
Some special customers (high end) or home architect, needs sometimes a texture or an image printed on the ceiling. like a sky, or trees-top of a jungle (viewed from bottom).
We had some special hard times to 1-find the right image (although we had a good stock), 2- find a enough-good quality image that could fit. (and not 2000x3000 px).
When you have a hotel-hall ceiling that is 30 m long x 20 m large.. you have hard time..
Of course we made composition of many photo-parts to success, but we had never the "right ressource" as photos..
So for this application, we would have needed something like :
- go hiking in a tropical forest.
- take your wide angle and your 120 Mpx (or 50 Mpx) camera
- point it to the sky
- make your photo
- give us a photo that can fit a 150 to 200 dpi for 30 meters x 20 meters..
Be happy that the ceiling is at 5 or 6 meters high and not 2.5 meters, so that people don't see it closely...
This is a special case where a 250 Mpx camera makes sense..
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120MP is useful, but 250MP is specifically for CSI...
e.g. Look at that door handle. Now zoom in, zoom in, enhance, rotate 30%, remove distortion, enhance and print the suspect's face :
e.g. Look at that door handle. Now zoom in, zoom in, enhance, rotate 30%, remove distortion, enhance and print the suspect's face :
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