Written at 20 Feb 2009 on 16:20
Where do i check the dpi of a poster i want to download?
Written at 20 Feb 2009 on 16:57
I think you have to download it to check the dpi info.
Written at 20 Feb 2009 on 16:58
But anyway.. your poster will not look very godd if printed on 67x95cm. (
Written at 20 Feb 2009 on 16:59
(would result in less than 60 dpi)
Written at 20 Feb 2009 on 18:21
at a poster size (ie 27x40 aprox.) a 1536x2089 file is about 56 dpi
Written at 20 Feb 2009 on 18:22
very bad for newer posters but would work for some vintage ones
Written at 20 Feb 2009 on 22:59
Dont forget depending on size you want final poster to print u can resample dpi
Written at 21 Feb 2009 on 02:07
good luck...you'll never get any better than the original
Written at 21 Feb 2009 on 07:06
The maximum number of unapproved uploads has been reached!
Written at 21 Feb 2009 on 13:00
The maximum number of unapproved (unmoderated) uploads has been reached.
Written at 21 Feb 2009 on 13:00
Therefore it's not possible to add new posters right now... What means...
Written at 21 Feb 2009 on 13:01
Cant I upload any posters forever?
I swear all my uploads are official posters
Written at 21 Feb 2009 on 13:02
and real DVD covers
Written at 21 Feb 2009 on 13:34
You can, as soon as the moderators approve the queued posters.
Written at 21 Feb 2009 on 19:04
resampling will not reduce quality - it will reduce print size
Written at 23 Feb 2009 on 19:46
What are credits for?
Written at 23 Feb 2009 on 21:06
You can download hi-res posters with credits. See the FAQ.
Written at 25 Feb 2009 on 05:15
resampling doesn't reduce anything...
Written at 25 Feb 2009 on 05:15
it simply resamples the image at a new resolution
Written at 25 Feb 2009 on 18:55
hey crane can you share the uncropped 300 Posters ?
