I am in contact with a journalist who wants to do a piece on GP2X. However, he needs some hi-resolution photos of the console. I have asked GPH directly, but unfortunately they don't seem to answer to emails at the moment. Does anyone know where to find some suitable hires photos?
Hires Gp2x Photos Needed
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Zeon X
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ask craigix. Hes here on the board and is the person to talk to in the UK.
He's from GP2X.co.uk
He's from GP2X.co.uk
Muncher666
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Jesper,
check your private messages - I have something which may interest you.
Allan.
check your private messages - I have something which may interest you.
Allan.
Paradox
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reallynotnick
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Paradox posted on Feb 12 2006 at 09:52 AM said:
I know you mean good and all but he means HI-res (at least thats what I think), when printing things for publication you need REALLY good quality with a high DPI not just web quality.
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Paradox
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those pics where taken by a professional photographer iirc, you wont find better than that.
nickspoon
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Get craigix, after all, he got a full-page ad in RetroGamer with a nice hi-res pic of a GP2X.
Epicenter
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Paradox posted on Feb 12 2006 at 11:48 AM said:
A professional photographer who doesn't know not to save his photos in a 256-color format. The colors are positively destroyed and the resolution is very low. Here are the highest-resolution, highest-quality images I've found thus far. Better can be taken, but these were probably resized from their original form.
http://www.minivian.com/bbs/zboard.php?id=...no=20&category=
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Thank you all for replying
Yes, by hi-res I mean suitable for printing. There are some nice professional pictures around but I so far I have only found web quality as reallynotnick mentions. Does anyone know where to find the original high resolution lossless versions?
Thanks again!
reallynotnick posted on Feb 12 2006 at 06:43 PM said:
Yes, by hi-res I mean suitable for printing. There are some nice professional pictures around but I so far I have only found web quality as reallynotnick mentions. Does anyone know where to find the original high resolution lossless versions?
Thanks again!
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nickspoon
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Try e-mailing sales@NOSPAMcdworld.co.uk (without NOSPAM, obviously) and asking them for a few. I'm sure they'd be happy to help, so long as you put http://www.gp2x.co.uk in your review.
Paradox
oh em gee
Epicenter posted on Feb 12 2006 at 04:57 PM said:
the ones in my first link *ARE* the minivan ones.
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whiskthecat
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I have a 16736 by 29216 pixel scan. Its 41 megs. If you want it and you know a good way to transfer it then just tell me. I tried uploading to the file archive but my computer just sat there. I am not sure on how I would go about uploading a file that large to the archive.
I did the math and that resolution is known as 1.37 gigapixels. :lol:
I did the math and that resolution is known as 1.37 gigapixels. :lol:
Bleeg
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For printing purposes 300 pixels per inch, or 120 per cm is standard.
whiskthecat posted on Feb 12 2006 at 08:06 PM said:
Thanks! I just did a boxscan myself
A scan will never be better than the original though. Which original did you use? Could you post a lower resolution version?
I've PMed craigix as well btw. Thanks for the tip Zeon X!
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whiskthecat
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I cant reduce the siz because the only way my computer can handle the image is to use zoomify. Its a flash program.
sam fisher
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My computer has opened a 1.7 gigapixel photobefore but it took a while. HAving 2gigs of ram is good for something.
