black eyes, Milan Vavron (2D)

[Samuraikuroi]

Nazdar, Milan Vavron! Nice details. And I love the light you brushed on the skin tones. well done.

[kiboSVK]

nice nonsuper nice girl naturaly look is perfect I like it 4* Keep it up:beer:

[sirius309]

600dpi... -can i ask why? :p

[Morano]

sirus309:to get better quality ,300dpi for A4 is not that much

Calabash: May I ask where You get that idea for hat-like (don't know english word) thing on her head? It's brilliant!

5*

[sirius309]

As far as i know you cant se anything above 72 dpi as long as it's on the screen.. At the bureau i work at we use 280 dpi for off set printing (i would use 300 but I'm not the AD'er so it's not my decition).

But theres still somewhat a difference from 300 to 600. So was just wondering why.. :)


By the way, I almost forgot to say: Great work, it's really nice.. I like the "mystical mood" in particular, don't know how to describe it better :p

[Morano]

As far as i know you cant se anything above 72 dpi


for prints - sure , 300 dpi is more than you need ,but remeber we creating here digital painting and people just looooooove to zooming in until they see 1-pixel size detail on their screens ,for that reason pictures here are bigger and bigger and i don't think it will ever stop . check out other artowrks here you will notice 7000-9000 pixels in dimention is a common.

[sirius309]

Ye offcause, a high resolution is great to work with (my pc doesn't like it though) :P

But if you create an 800x600px file in 1 dpi and an 800x600px file in 300 dpi, you'll get an img with the exact same lvl of detail. 1 pixel is 1 pixel. However..:

If you print a 1 dpi picture, 1 pixel will become 1 inch wide and 1 inch high.
if you print a 600 dpi picture, 1 pixel will become 1/600 inch wide and 1/600 inch high.

So basically you can say that the dpi value decides how big 1 px is in reality, or how many pixels I want on 1 inch when printing my picture.

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