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Fj Wepener
December 5th, 2006, 09:07 AM
Hi guys

I'm busy painting a landscape in ye olde ps/painter, trying to see how much I can make it look like a traditional oil on canvas. This is as a present for my grandfather, so I'd like to print it onto canvas and frame it.

Anybody done this before? Is there a way to treat the canvas to give it even more of a "traditional texture"?

I'm doing it at 150 dpi so it still comes out ok and doesn't make my brushstrokes lag.

Any tips?

Seedling
December 5th, 2006, 10:20 AM
Try the Photoshop or Painter subforums if you don't get a nibble here. Sorry, I have no experience with this.

deliciouspeter
December 6th, 2006, 01:51 PM
http://www.picturesalon.com/

I've never done it personally, but a photographer friend said their prices are fair.

Google giclee print press for more.

tensai
December 7th, 2006, 01:12 AM
An on-line gallery is selling some of my illustrations as (100 cm x 75 cm)canvas prints and I have to deliver these files at 250 dpi. It is printed by one of the better printers in Holland so I guess they know what they're asking. But I would ask the printer you end up working with to define a resolution. And have them scale it up and sharpen it for you if you can't work at their sizes..

Hope that helps