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Re: Big Print, NO I mean REALLY BIG PRINT!
[Re: Tony Bynum]
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02/10/09 12:24 AM
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You shot the Elk or the photo?
David Ramey Photography
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Re: Big Print, NO I mean REALLY BIG PRINT!
[Re: Tony Bynum]
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02/10/09 01:41 AM
02/10/09 01:41 AM
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Must be a rush to see your own work on a billboard! Way to go!
:- )
Cathy
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Re: Big Print, NO I mean REALLY BIG PRINT!
[Re: Tony Bynum]
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02/10/09 02:39 PM
02/10/09 02:39 PM
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Okay you big print guys, whatcha think of this BIG print? I'm sure it's not of the quality of romans big prints, but what the heck you dont need the best quality when you speeding by at 70mph along I-90.
Now this is a big print! I think it's about 40 feet wide. I photographed the image which appears on this billboard with nikon d3 and a 200-400 f4 vr, last fall. This "print" just went up along I-90 in Missoula, Montana.
Tony,
Congrats on this one. That takes the prize for largest print I've seen from a D3 (although I guess there might be alot of billboards out there that originated on a D3). Actually your credit is probably larger than anything I've printed.
You're the first person I know that got one of your images on a billboard. I'd be interested in knowing what the process is for getting it that big, if you know?
Geo
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Re: Big Print, NO I mean REALLY BIG PRINT!
[Re: Tony Bynum]
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02/10/09 08:19 PM
02/10/09 08:19 PM
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I dont know how they upsized the images, next time i talk them i'll find out what they used.
Psmith, what were your billboard images? You say Indy, is that the Indianapolis 500 car race youre talking about?
Actually I just checked my records and it was Toledo, OH not Indianapolis...sorry about that. It was a one month run on two Lamar interstate billboards advertising the TICA On Safari Cat show last year. My image took up about half the board, so its not nearly as impressive as your Elk shot which is occupying the full board. The image, btw, was a Bengal.
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