The annual ski industry trade show, SIA, has been and gone in Las Vegas last week. I wasn’t there myself but here is a few photos of some of my photos that were used at the show in various booths. All the original shots were taken with the 8 megapixel Canon 1DMKIIN. So if you every wandered how big you could blow up these photos , check it out!
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What DPI would be used at these sizes?
Good question man, I don’t do the printing so im not too sure but I will figure it out and post the answer soon!
I realize now that this is not possible to answer. Whilst I can guess the print size on some of them, I have no idea how big the files were interpolated to before print. My best guess is that they would be at least 150dpi. To achieve that at those print sizes the files will have been interpolated by either photoshop or a specialized program like Genuine Fractals. These types of programs do a remarkable job of interpolating the files to a bigger size, especially when the original files come from a camera that has a good sensor such as any 1 series Canon cameras.
Cool, thanks. Didn’t expect a digital file to hold up so well!