but oh god the end result is absolutely amazing
if you want the image, get it here:
http://stsciopo.cachefly.net/hu/db/i...a-full_jpg.jpg
warning: 200mb
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Editing a 29,566 x 14,321 image in photoshop does this to your ram:
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The end result i settled on and made my desktop:
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02-10-2009, 08:31 AM #3
mine didn't go that high
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It doesn't beat Command and Conquer 3 World Builder
When opening that you don't see anything of the program for about 10 minutes while it sikes itself up taking with it about the same amount of RAM (maybe more as I got bored of waiting) with minimal effort
Why on earth are you editing such a big image anyway?Last edited by GommeInc; 02-10-2009 at 10:44 AM.
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Mainly because if you take from the raw image you get much better quality when you shrink it yourself.
Originally Posted by GommeInc
It doesn't beat Command and Conquer 3 World Builder When opening that you don't see anything of the program for about 10 minutes while it sikes itself up taking with it about the same amount of RAM (maybe more as I got bored of waiting) with minimal effort
Why on earth are you editing such a big image anyway?
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Originally Posted by Jamesy
mine didn't go that high
Probs because you don't have as much ram as Jewish Bear.
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Ohhh, it's a raw image... I didn't think they caused that many problems? Or is the image from something that isn't a conventional automatic/DSLR camera? Then again, I've only ever played with the one raw image Originally Posted by Jewish Bear
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Was going to use it as my background but seems to want to error when I click the link.
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No no by raw I mean original size. No problems at all, just a wee bit slow. Originally Posted by GommeInc
Ohhh, it's a raw image... I didn't think they caused that many problems? Or is the image from something that isn't a conventional automatic/DSLR camera? Then again, I've only ever played with the one raw image
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Wowww that is pretty, currently downloading it.
Berch, rightclick the link and click "save link as".
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