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>So to sum up the story, I ended working with pictures delivered in
>puzzle format :)
I completly understand the agency ! With some big and clean images files
the job is too easy :-p
Cheers
Guillaume
2005/6/16, olivier jeannel <olivier.jeannel@(protected)>:
>
> I have better :
>
> Once I had to model a mobile phone.
> I asked the agency either photos from several angles (Front/bak/side) or
> some 3d files if they have access to them.
> They say they send me the 3d file and I received a kind of quicktime
> VR....
> Hoppefully the Quicktime was working with some directory were the
> pictures were stored.
> Unfortunatly, those pictures were cut in little pieces (numbered in an
> ununderstandable way)....
>
> So to sum up the story, I ended working with pictures delivered in
> puzzle format :)
>
> Dan Yargici a écrit :
>
> > This has been my experience with all the agencies here, bar maybe one
> > or two...... >:o
> >
> > The other great one is when they send you a logo or some text that
> > needs to turned in to 3d, and they send you a shittily compressed tiny
> > jpeg. Naturally you send it back and ask for an eps in vector format,
> > then they send you the same shitty little jpeg saved as a eps image.....
> >
> > Or you're modelling a pack and you ask for the flat artwork, so they
> > send you a studio photo shot from an angle because "we thought it
> > would be more useful for you because it's going to end up 3d
> anyway....."
> >
> > I've explained all of these more times than anyone should have to in a
> > lifetime.......
> >
> > DAN
> >
> >
> > Gene Crucean wrote:
> >
> >> Something that has been really hard for me is explaining that a
> >> dimension in pixels is an absolute size. Lately I've had the task of
> >> rendering massive images for these big banners for our movie. The
> >> print people can't seem to get past the fact that they NEEEED 300dpi
> >> at least. Well that's fine but if I give you a 10k pixel image at
> >> 10dpi and a 10k pixel image at 1000dpi... it's the same damn image.
> >> Same file size too. It usually all starts because I forget to change
> >> the dpi setting in photoshop, they see that and freak.
> >>
> >> I don't remember people being so ignorant when I did graphic design
> >> back in the day ;)
> >>
> >> ciao
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> On 6/15/05, Takayuki Honda <takayuki.honda@(protected)> wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>> I don't exactly understand what 4x3 stands for m/cm,
> >>> but if rendering with 4x3 300dpi and it's too large so you go about
> >>> rendering 4x3 in 72dpi, I'd say render it in 2x1.5 300dpi and blow the
> >>> size up in photoshop to 4x3.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>> Another question will be what size (in pixels) do print-people use
> >>>>>
> >>>>
> >>> when
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>> they are asked to make some 4x3 stuff ?
> >>>>>
> >>>>
> >>> I'd been dealing with the printer many times but they ask for 300dpi.
> >>> Also I'm sure you could have the printer blow your picture to the size
> >>> you want.
> >>> For example if you were able to render in 4x3 300dpi and you want the
> >>> picture to be 20x30. You don't need to blow it up in photoshop to that
> >>> size to give it to the printer,
> >>> You just need to give the data of picture rendered in 4x3 300dpi and
> >>> have the printer blow it up to 20x30 when they print.
> >>>
> >>> -- --Original Message-- --
> >>> From: owner-xsi@(protected) [mailto:owner-xsi@(protected)] On
> >>> Behalf
> >>> Of olivier jeannel
> >>> Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 8:31 PM
> >>> To: XSI@(protected)
> >>> Subject: Can not free memory
> >>>
> >>> Hello all,
> >>>
> >>> I'm trying to render a big image for print. It's a 20x30 cm that
> should
> >>> be croped to 4x3 later on.
> >>>
> >>> (I was asked to render it 4x3 300 dpi, but it's so large that I don't
> >>> think Photoshop would be able to open it. So I went for 4x3 72 dpi.)
> >>> At this size I have a 11338*17006 pixels image (20x30 that will be
> >>> cropped 4x3) to render (in several passes).
> >>>
> >>> MR crash and says : Can not free Memory...
> >>> I was wondering if I could tweak some BSP, and if someone could give
> me
> >>> some basic settings to save some ram.
> >>>
> >>> Right now, I'm trying to do it direct 4x3 (11338*8525), seems to work,
> >>> but I'm sure the client will bug me...
> >>>
> >>> Another question will be what size (in pixels) do print-people use
> when
> >>> they are asked to make some 4x3 stuff ?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Thanx a lot for any info !
> >>>
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<div>>So to sum up the story, I ended working with pictures delivered in<br>
>puzzle format :)</div>
<div> </div>
<div>I completly understand the agency ! With some big and clean images files
the job is too easy :-p</div>
<div> </div>
<div>Cheers</div>
<div> </div>
<div>Guillaume<br><br> </div>
<div><span class="gmail_quote">2005/6/16, olivier jeannel <<a href="mailto
:olivier.jeannel@(protected)">olivier.jeannel@(protected)</a>>:</span>
<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0px 0px 0px 0
.8ex; BORDER-LEFT: #ccc 1px solid">I have better :<br><br>Once I had to model a
mobile phone.<br>I asked the agency either photos from several angles (Front
/bak/side) or
<br>some 3d files if they have access to them.<br>They say they send me the 3d
file and I received a kind of quicktime VR....<br>Hoppefully the Quicktime was
working with some directory were the<br>pictures were stored.<br>
Unfortunatly, those pictures were cut in little pieces (numbered in an<br
>ununderstandable way)....<br><br>So to sum up the story, I ended working with
pictures delivered in<br>puzzle format :)<br><br>Dan Yargici a écrit :
<br><br>> This has been my experience with all the agencies here, bar maybe
one<br>> or two...... >:o<br>><br>> The other great one is when
they send you a logo or some text that<br>> needs to turned in to 3d, and
they send you a shittily compressed tiny
<br>> jpeg. Naturally you send it back and ask for an eps in
vector format,<br>> then they send you the same shitty little jpeg saved as
a eps image.....<br>><br>> Or you're modelling a pack and you ask for the
flat artwork, so they
<br>> send you a studio photo shot from an angle because "we thought it
<br>> would be more useful for you because it's going to end up 3d anyway....
."<br>><br>> I've explained all of these more times than anyone
should have to in a
<br>> lifetime.......<br>><br>> DAN<br>><br>><br>> Gene
Crucean wrote:<br>><br>>> Something that has been really hard for me
is explaining that a<br>>> dimension in pixels is an absolute size.
Lately I've had the task of
<br>>> rendering massive images for these big banners for our movie. The
<br>>> print people can't seem to get past the fact that they NEEEED
300dpi<br>>> at least. Well that's fine but if I give you a 10k pixel
image at
<br>>> 10dpi and a 10k pixel image at 1000dpi... it's the same damn image
.<br>>> Same file size too. It usually all starts because I forget to
change<br>>> the dpi setting in photoshop, they see that and freak.
<br>>><br>>> I don't remember people being so ignorant when I did
graphic design<br>>> back in the day ;)<br>>><br>>> ciao<br>
>><br>>><br>>><br>>> On 6/15/05, Takayuki Honda <
<a href="mailto:takayuki.honda@(protected)">takayuki.honda@(protected)</a>
> wrote:<br>>><br>>><br>>>> I don't exactly understand
what 4x3 stands for m/cm,<br>>>> but if rendering with 4x3 300dpi and
it's too large so you go about
<br>>>> rendering 4x3 in 72dpi, I'd say render it in 2x1.5 300dpi and
blow the<br>>>> size up in photoshop to 4x3.<br>>>><br>>
>><br>>>><br>>>>>> Another question will be what
size (in pixels) do print-people use
<br>>>>>><br>>>>><br>>>> when<br>>>
><br>>>><br>>>>>> they are asked to make some 4x3
stuff ?<br>>>>>><br>>>>><br>>>> I'd been
dealing with the printer many times but they ask for 300dpi.
<br>>>> Also I'm sure you could have the printer blow your picture to
the size<br>>>> you want.<br>>>> For example if you were able
to render in 4x3 300dpi and you want the<br>>>> picture to be 20x30.
You don't need to blow it up in photoshop to that
<br>>>> size to give it to the printer,<br>>>> You just need
to give the data of picture rendered in 4x3 300dpi and<br>>>> have the
printer blow it up to 20x30 when they print.<br>>>><br>
>>> -- --Original Message-- --<br>>>> From: <a href="mailto
:owner-xsi@(protected)">owner-xsi@(protected)</a> [mailto:<a href="mailto
:owner-xsi@(protected)">owner-xsi@(protected)</a>] On<br>>>> Behalf
<br>>>> Of olivier jeannel<br>>>> Sent: Wednesday, June 15,
2005 8:31 PM<br>>>> To: <a href="mailto:XSI@(protected)">XSI
@(protected)</a><br>>>> Subject: Can not free memory<br>>>>
<br>>>> Hello all,<br>>>><br>>>> I'm trying to
render a big image for print. It's a 20x30 cm that should<br>>>> be
croped to 4x3 later on.<br>>>><br>>>> (I was asked to render
it 4x3 300 dpi, but it's so large that I don't
<br>>>> think Photoshop would be able to open it. So I went for 4x3 72
dpi.)<br>>>> At this size I have a 11338*17006 pixels image (20x30
that will be<br>>>> cropped 4x3) to render (in several passes).
<br>>>><br>>>> MR crash and says : Can not free Memory...<br>
>>> I was wondering if I could tweak some BSP, and if someone could
give me<br>>>> some basic settings to save some ram.<br>
>>><br>>>> Right now, I'm trying to do it direct 4x3 (11338
*8525), seems to work,<br>>>> but I'm sure the client will bug me...<br
>>>><br>>>> Another question will be what size (in pixels) do
print-people use when
<br>>>> they are asked to make some 4x3 stuff ?<br>>>><br>>
;>><br>>>> Thanx a lot for any info !<br>>>><br>>>
> Dual Xeon 2.6Ghz, XP SP2, 1Go Ram<br>>>> ---<br>
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