TAJ Simmons said:
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There's the answer. It's all about the pixels - not the DPI
428x336 pixels is very low quality to be enlarged
You need more pixels to achieve better quality.
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My point exactly. Without the OP knowing what can be enlarged or not
enlarged, using the print to size feature I would hate to see the OP send a
project to the publisher only to have it returned as unprintable.
While the method that Lucy stated and also Matti mentioned may work some
time, generally it is a poor way to produce a poster of the size the OP
wants. Yes, the image to be blown up to the 8' X 4' in my example should
have been at least 4280 X 3360 pixels in size to adequately size the image.
The OP clearly should use a program that can create a poster in the native
size desired without have the issues of "pixel degradation" or distortion of
images due to the resize. The OP would also need the correct sized images
to enable them to make larger images look goog. A picture from a older
phone camera just won't do the job.