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<blockquote data-quote="tonye" data-source="post: 835807" data-attributes="member: 63120"><p>Hi, some very large prints can be made without much noise showing as long as you view the finished print from a distance you can see the whole picture, i never zoom in so close that i can see individual pixels, what's the point. That picture you have posted can be heavily cropped , printed at your max and still look outstanding. Worth a try i think. Put the magnifying glass away and enjoy your work. Best regards Tony.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tonye, post: 835807, member: 63120"] Hi, some very large prints can be made without much noise showing as long as you view the finished print from a distance you can see the whole picture, i never zoom in so close that i can see individual pixels, what's the point. That picture you have posted can be heavily cropped , printed at your max and still look outstanding. Worth a try i think. Put the magnifying glass away and enjoy your work. Best regards Tony. [/QUOTE]
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