Woos Photo on Canvas

Good morning as you know I go on many country walks and I saw these put your images on to canvas adverts well I thought I have a particular favourite view point from an old wooden bench at Luddesdowne of the sunset so I had it done and I am quite pleased with it ,its 3 ft x 2ft and I have hung it in the front room this photo doesen't really do it justice

 

Hello @Victoria and @Nikolaos my friends and thank you

@Nikolaos my friend well not as quickly as I would like I get frustrated when I van't go as far as I used to

@Victoria Thanks for that link I will have a look at that

 

Good morning @pete my friend I usually use the chart below my camera 20 mega-pixels although I take most of my photos set to 10 mega-pixels and my ISO set to 100 but I still have a lot to learn as this was only my 2nd photo to canvas

ps.I find JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)to be the best file for me I know they lose some of their DATA but I have used Raw files when I used to do wedding and portrait work



5MP Cameras
Image Quality Optimum Canvas Print Size
Good 20" x 30"
Better 18" x 24"
Best 8"x10"

10MP Cameras
Image Quality Optimum Canvas Print Size
Good 30" x 40"
Better 20" x 30"
Best 18" x 24"

12MP Cameras
Image Quality Optimum Canvas Print Size
Good 40" x 60"
Better 30" x 40"
Best 20" x 30"

 

Good afternoon @Jiffy my friend and thank you I am thinking of doing more canvas work and knocking on a few doors to see if I can supplement my income

 

I never worry about changing the image size as every time I use the camera I probably only take 40 to 80 images


I think its easier to think in terms of how many pictures it will take to fill up your memory card. You will get the maximum number of pictures if the image size is at it’s lowest setting. By the same token, you will get the minimum number of pictures when this is at it’s highest setting.

In practice, this means that if getting as many pictures as possible on your card is the most important thing to you, (and its not for me)then you need to adjust the image size to the minimum available setting.

 

Good afternoon @Logan my friend and thank you as this is the first one for me I'm just wondering with no glass covering it will it get covered in dust over time