Re: [Avid-L2] Re: Avid Pan and Zoom - Zoom in Issues

2000 pixels is 2000 pixels. 300dpi just tells you that your 2000 pixels
will cover 6.67 inches if you print the image at full resolution.
An image that is about 2000 pixels wide is about the same width as an HD
picture (1920 pixels wide), so if you zoom into it very much you are
going to see artefacts.
When the client zooms into to Photoshop to show what he wants, what size
and resolution of screen is he working on? If his window is only 1000
pixels wide he'll be able to zoom in to a much smaller portion of the
screen without problems.

Ross

On 24/05/2010 10:37, David Ross wrote:
>
> Are you sure Avid works this way? I thought (and I could well be
> wrong...) that dpi was irrelevant in Avid.
>
> David
>
> On 24 May 2010 10:29, chlowden <christopher@fearlesstv.com
> <mailto:christopher%40fearlesstv.com>> wrote:
>
> > Basically I am using a 2K file but at 300dpi therefore it is about 4
> times an HD file size.
>
>

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