resolution and print quality

ohmk

So I was thinking of ordering a metal print from Bayphoto. The photo I want to get has a resolution of 4600x3000 and I was wondering what is the largest size print I can get before quality begins to degrade.

This is the photo I'm debating on doing:

http://dustmust.smugmug.com/Travel/USA-Roadtrip/20306177_Jn7VNz#!i=1605629281&k=rNL4fzw&lb=1&s=A

Thanks in advance!

Andy

You can go up to our largest sizes, I've printed (via Bay directly), 60" by 40" Metal prints from a single 5D Mark II file. Let me have a look at your file, standby.

Andy

You can print this photo, even 30x40 if you like... I do have a couple issues. There's not really much of anything that's SUPER sharp in the photo, and it does need some good post processing (just even a small amount of curves adjustment improves this photo greatly):

ohmk

Andy wrote: »

You can print this photo, even 30x40 if you like... I do have a couple issues. There's not really much of anything that's SUPER sharp in the photo, and it does need some good post processing (just even a small amount of curves adjustment improves this photo greatly):

I'm an amateur so any advice would be greatly appreciated. i use lightroom 3 and cs5 so i can make some of those necessary adjustments. i still have the photo in raw format as well. i work in americorps so funds aren't exactly high when it comes to paying for someone to do post processing, so any advice is welcome

and thank you so much!

Andy

ohmk wrote: »

I'm an amateur so any advice would be greatly appreciated. i use lightroom 3 and cs5 so i can make some of those necessary adjustments. i still have the photo in raw format as well. i work in americorps so funds aren't exactly high when it comes to paying for someone to do post processing, so any advice is welcome

and thank you so much!

Post it up in our Finishing School forum, folks there LOVE to help with adjustments