render settings for tarpaulin printing

sirs tulong naman po. yun head namin gusto ng copy ng render ko to be printed sa saudi lalagay sa construction site. hinde ko po alam sistema pag ganun. baka may inputs po kayo para hinde ako magkaproblema sa render quality. salamat po.

pag tarp printing taasan mo ang resolution ng render, kung mababa ang reso ng render mo ay maging blured yan pag nilakihan sa tarp, irender mo ulit kung mababa. dapat atleast 12,000px = 3x5 or 4x5 ang mga sizes usually ang safe sa large scale printing.

ako hindi ko na rine render ng high resolution talaga. Kasi sa malayuan mo naman titignan ang tarpaulin, so hindi mo na mahahalat kahit mag pixelate.

whey09 wrote:ako hindi ko na rine render ng high resolution talaga. Kasi sa malayuan mo naman titignan ang tarpaulin, so hindi mo na mahahalat kahit mag pixelate.

--yup..

ito po ba yun makikita sa vray frame buffer? yun pixel aspect? gagawin kong 12,000? 1 lang kase normal na settings nun hinde ba?

For tarp printing you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render! that's crazy! i think a 3000x4000 pixel render will suffice.

Try to lay it out in Photoshop; open a new file with the real dimension of the tarp canvas, and use a DPI of around 20 or 30. Then place your image and resize to fit.

pwede na po ba 2048X1536? sorry wala kasi akong idea pagdating sa settings po for printing. hanggang jpg lang po ako sa email or a4. =)

sleepzawake wrote:pwede na po ba 2048X1536? sorry wala kasi akong idea pagdating sa settings po for printing. hanggang jpg lang po ako sa email or a4. =)

That's a bit small, but sure. If the tarp's viewing distance is more than 10 meters away it won't make that much difference, and we havent factored in print quality yet.

badongrodrigs wrote:For tarp printing you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render! that's crazy! i think a 3000x4000 pixel render will suffice.

Try to lay it out in Photoshop; open a new file with the real dimension of the tarp canvas, and use a DPI of around 20 or 30. Then place your image and resize to fit.

anong crazy ang 12,000 pixel? pero 3000x4000 rin ang nirecommend mo? eh yun rin yun pre niloloko mo ata ako eh hehehe!!!! LOL Eh inulit mo lang yun sinabi ko eh, hindi mo ba alam ang ibig sabihin ng 12,000 pixel?
it means 3000 X 4000 pixel tulad ng sinabi mo, or 2000 x 6000 pixel means 12,000pixel or 12mega pixel. may camera na ang cellphone mo hindi mo parin alam yun? try mo muna magresearch pre

correction lang, 1 mega pixel = 1,000,000 pixel, anyway, kanya kanyang preference naman yan, i think yung 3000 x 4000 is still a high res for me, but if you have the time to render it, then do it. pero kung may render ka na mas mababa ang resolution, it will do the purpose na.

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:For tarp printing you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render! that's crazy! i think a 3000x4000 pixel render will suffice.

Try to lay it out in Photoshop; open a new file with the real dimension of the tarp canvas, and use a DPI of around 20 or 30. Then place your image and resize to fit.

anong crazy ang 12,000 pixel? pero 3000x4000 rin ang nirecommend mo? eh yun rin yun pre niloloko mo ata ako eh hehehe!!!! LOL Eh inulit mo lang yun sinabi ko eh, hindi mo ba alam ang ibig sabihin ng 12,000 pixel?
it means 3000 X 4000 pixel tulad ng sinabi mo, or 2000 x 6000 pixel means 12,000pixel or 12mega pixel. may camera na ang cellphone mo hindi mo parin alam yun? try mo muna magresearch pre

Sorry got confused there. Did you mean to say that 12,000 pixels is equal to 3000x4000 pixels? That's like saying 4 meters is equal to 2x2 meters. That doesn't make any sense. If we follow the same thought, you should've said 12,000 SQUARE pixels.

What I meant by "12,000" in "you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render" is the minimum dimension. Sorta like saying 720p or 1080p resolution, meaning the minimum dimension of the video.

And no, 12,000 pixels is NOT 12 mega pixels. Mega is the prefix for 1 million.

But these are all terminology, and doesn't really help the original poster. I'd still say that 3000x4000 pixels should be enough for tarpaulin printing. Hope this helps!

badongrodrigs wrote:

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:For tarp printing you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render! that's crazy! i think a 3000x4000 pixel render will suffice.

Try to lay it out in Photoshop; open a new file with the real dimension of the tarp canvas, and use a DPI of around 20 or 30. Then place your image and resize to fit.

anong crazy ang 12,000 pixel? pero 3000x4000 rin ang nirecommend mo? eh yun rin yun pre niloloko mo ata ako eh hehehe!!!! LOL Eh inulit mo lang yun sinabi ko eh, hindi mo ba alam ang ibig sabihin ng 12,000 pixel?
it means 3000 X 4000 pixel tulad ng sinabi mo, or 2000 x 6000 pixel means 12,000pixel or 12mega pixel. may camera na ang cellphone mo hindi mo parin alam yun? try mo muna magresearch pre

Sorry got confused there. Did you mean to say that 12,000 pixels is equal to 3000x4000 pixels? That's like saying 4 meters is equal to 2x2 meters. That doesn't make any sense. If we follow the same thought, you should've said 12,000 SQUARE pixels.

What I meant by "12,000" in "you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render" is the minimum dimension. Sorta like saying 720p or 1080p resolution, meaning the minimum dimension of the video.

And no, 12,000 pixels is NOT 12 mega pixels. Mega is the prefix for 1 million.

But these are all terminology, and doesn't really help the original poster. I'd still say that 3000x4000 pixels should be enough for tarpaulin printing. Hope this helps!

Yun nga ang ibig ko sbhin, kinulang lang ng isanng zero, 12billion pixel will have a dimension of 3000x4000 pixels, wala naman ako sinabi sa post ko na dimensions ng 12000 am i right? So dapat ang comment mo mababa ang 12,000pixels.. because what i meant is 12billion pixels or 12mp or 3000x4000 in short.

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:For tarp printing you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render! that's crazy! i think a 3000x4000 pixel render will suffice.

Try to lay it out in Photoshop; open a new file with the real dimension of the tarp canvas, and use a DPI of around 20 or 30. Then place your image and resize to fit.

anong crazy ang 12,000 pixel? pero 3000x4000 rin ang nirecommend mo? eh yun rin yun pre niloloko mo ata ako eh hehehe!!!! LOL Eh inulit mo lang yun sinabi ko eh, hindi mo ba alam ang ibig sabihin ng 12,000 pixel?
it means 3000 X 4000 pixel tulad ng sinabi mo, or 2000 x 6000 pixel means 12,000pixel or 12mega pixel. may camera na ang cellphone mo hindi mo parin alam yun? try mo muna magresearch pre

Sorry got confused there. Did you mean to say that 12,000 pixels is equal to 3000x4000 pixels? That's like saying 4 meters is equal to 2x2 meters. That doesn't make any sense. If we follow the same thought, you should've said 12,000 SQUARE pixels.

What I meant by "12,000" in "you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render" is the minimum dimension. Sorta like saying 720p or 1080p resolution, meaning the minimum dimension of the video.

And no, 12,000 pixels is NOT 12 mega pixels. Mega is the prefix for 1 million.

But these are all terminology, and doesn't really help the original poster. I'd still say that 3000x4000 pixels should be enough for tarpaulin printing. Hope this helps!

Yun nga ang ibig ko sbhin, kinulang lang ng isanng zero, 12billion pixel will have a dimension of 3000x4000 pixels, wala naman ako sinabi sa post ko na dimensions ng 12000 am i right? because what i meant is 12billion pixels or 12mp or 3000x4000 in short

Right, whatever you say man.

If you look back to my first post I DID NOT quote you because I wasn't really talking to you, but to the original poster. Therefore, I was telling him that he doesn't need a render with a minimum dimension of 12,000 pixels (because that's what i thought you meant). So I don't really understand why you had to quote me to argue about terminology.

Again, 12 megapixels is 12 million pixels. Hay.

badongrodrigs wrote:

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:For tarp printing you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render! that's crazy! i think a 3000x4000 pixel render will suffice.

Try to lay it out in Photoshop; open a new file with the real dimension of the tarp canvas, and use a DPI of around 20 or 30. Then place your image and resize to fit.

anong crazy ang 12,000 pixel? pero 3000x4000 rin ang nirecommend mo? eh yun rin yun pre niloloko mo ata ako eh hehehe!!!! LOL Eh inulit mo lang yun sinabi ko eh, hindi mo ba alam ang ibig sabihin ng 12,000 pixel?
it means 3000 X 4000 pixel tulad ng sinabi mo, or 2000 x 6000 pixel means 12,000pixel or 12mega pixel. may camera na ang cellphone mo hindi mo parin alam yun? try mo muna magresearch pre

Sorry got confused there. Did you mean to say that 12,000 pixels is equal to 3000x4000 pixels? That's like saying 4 meters is equal to 2x2 meters. That doesn't make any sense. If we follow the same thought, you should've said 12,000 SQUARE pixels.

What I meant by "12,000" in "you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render" is the minimum dimension. Sorta like saying 720p or 1080p resolution, meaning the minimum dimension of the video.

And no, 12,000 pixels is NOT 12 mega pixels. Mega is the prefix for 1 million.

But these are all terminology, and doesn't really help the original poster. I'd still say that 3000x4000 pixels should be enough for tarpaulin printing. Hope this helps!

Yun nga ang ibig ko sbhin, kinulang lang ng isanng zero, 12billion pixel will have a dimension of 3000x4000 pixels, wala naman ako sinabi sa post ko na dimensions ng 12000 am i right? because what i meant is 12billion pixels or 12mp or 3000x4000 in short

Right, whatever you say man.

If you look back to my first post I DID NOT quote you because I wasn't really talking to you, but to the original poster. Therefore, I was telling him that he doesn't need a render with a minimum dimension of 12,000 pixels (because that's what i thought you meant). So I don't really understand why you had to quote me to argue about terminology.
gain, 12 megapixels is 12 million pixels. Hay.

oo hindi ako kausap mo pero kinorect ko ang ibig sabhin mo na crazy ang 12thou pixel dahil hindi yun ang ibig ko sabhin, wala naman nakalagay na 12thou x 12thou pixel or any size na my 12thou pixel tama?.. kung nag iisip ka pre or kung iniintindi mo ang binabasa mo malalaman mo na ang 12thou pixel(12mp or yes 12million as you corrected) ay the product ang ibig sbhin ng nag sulat, hindi dimension, kelan naging dimension ang 12,000? may nakalagay bang multipliers?lol intindihin mo muna ng maigi ang binabasa mo wag over reacting:lol: crazy crazy kapa nalalaman haha pweh!!!! ang arte! nsa call center kaba kaya paenglish english kapa?

Lets Stop this argument.. back to the topic please .. in my humble opinion .. depends on the size of the tarp canvas.. to make it safe get the size first, and then conclude .. beyond 3000x4000 pixels would be enough for a Edsa billboard size, anyway dapat kasi pag nag post tayo make sure na wag kayong mag bitaw ng mga maiinit na salita .. peace to all warning po or i will close this thread ..

for more info po kindly refer to this site ..
http://www.dimensionsguide.com/billboard-dimensions/
http://www.3dbuzz.com/vbforum/showthread.php?169178-Large-Format-Render-Vray

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:

oby20 wrote:

badongrodrigs wrote:For tarp printing you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render! that's crazy! i think a 3000x4000 pixel render will suffice.

Try to lay it out in Photoshop; open a new file with the real dimension of the tarp canvas, and use a DPI of around 20 or 30. Then place your image and resize to fit.

anong crazy ang 12,000 pixel? pero 3000x4000 rin ang nirecommend mo? eh yun rin yun pre niloloko mo ata ako eh hehehe!!!! LOL Eh inulit mo lang yun sinabi ko eh, hindi mo ba alam ang ibig sabihin ng 12,000 pixel?
it means 3000 X 4000 pixel tulad ng sinabi mo, or 2000 x 6000 pixel means 12,000pixel or 12mega pixel. may camera na ang cellphone mo hindi mo parin alam yun? try mo muna magresearch pre

Sorry got confused there. Did you mean to say that 12,000 pixels is equal to 3000x4000 pixels? That's like saying 4 meters is equal to 2x2 meters. That doesn't make any sense. If we follow the same thought, you should've said 12,000 SQUARE pixels.

What I meant by "12,000" in "you dont need an ultra high, 12000 pixel render" is the minimum dimension. Sorta like saying 720p or 1080p resolution, meaning the minimum dimension of the video.

And no, 12,000 pixels is NOT 12 mega pixels. Mega is the prefix for 1 million.

But these are all terminology, and doesn't really help the original poster. I'd still say that 3000x4000 pixels should be enough for tarpaulin printing. Hope this helps!

Yun nga ang ibig ko sbhin, kinulang lang ng isanng zero, 12billion pixel will have a dimension of 3000x4000 pixels, wala naman ako sinabi sa post ko na dimensions ng 12000 am i right? because what i meant is 12billion pixels or 12mp or 3000x4000 in short

Right, whatever you say man.

If you look back to my first post I DID NOT quote you because I wasn't really talking to you, but to the original poster. Therefore, I was telling him that he doesn't need a render with a minimum dimension of 12,000 pixels (because that's what i thought you meant). So I don't really understand why you had to quote me to argue about terminology.
gain, 12 megapixels is 12 million pixels. Hay.

oo hindi ako kausap mo pero kinorect ko ang ibig sabhin mo na crazy ang 12thou pixel dahil hindi yun ang ibig ko sabhin, wala naman nakalagay na 12thou x 12thou pixel or any size na my 12thou pixel tama?.. kung nag iisip ka pre or kung iniintindi mo ang binabasa mo malalaman mo na ang 12thou pixel(12mp or yes 12million as you corrected) ay the product ang ibig sbhin ng nag sulat, hindi dimension, kelan naging dimension ang 12,000? may nakalagay bang multipliers?lol intindihin mo muna ng maigi ang binabasa mo wag over reacting:lol: crazy crazy kapa nalalaman haha pweh!!!! ang arte! nsa call center kaba kaya paenglish english kapa?

Wow you have some major issues bro. How hard is it to understand? I thought you meant 12,000 as a dimension, hence my "crazy" comment. You're blowing things out of proportion by some misunderstanding, what's the big deal? Am I the one overreacting? You don't see me using multiple !!!!.


And please I'm giving a huge effort to not make this personal, so I'm taking the higher road and will ignore your personal jabs. Not everyone who speaks and writes English is working as a Call Center Agent, don't act stupid.

Sa pagkakaintindi ko dito, ang 12,000 pixel is the longer side. kaya mas maliit ang 4000 sa 12000. So I think badong made a point.

Sorry kung meron kayo naging personal disagreement. I hope you can resolve them on your own.

Or else we'll resolve it for you. You know what we mean. I hope you understand. Thanks.