[MacDV] Photoshop resolution for DV?

[Mark Des Cotes]

Rich,

I think you've lost me. If I'm understanding you correctly, and it's  
possible I'm not, you're saying I should figure out what part of my  
image I want to zoom into first. Then I set that part, when at  
maximum zoom, to the proper pixel count. From there I calculate how  
many pixels my un-zoomed image has to be? I still don't know how many  
pixels my image should be, zoomed or not.

What is PhotoToMovie? is it a plugin for some app or is it a  
standalone application?

Mark Des Cotes
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On 6-Nov-06, at 10:25 AM, rgb at ellerbach.com wrote:

> The easiest thing to do is to find what the smallest part of one of  
> your
> images that you'll want to see full screen and that'll dictate how  
> many
> pixels you'll need for that portion. Then simply use that to figure  
> out
> how big the original needs to be to have that many pixels in the
> sub-picture. Make all of your originals that size and then use  
> something
> like PhotoToMovie to do your panning and zooming and the rest  
> should be
> taken care of for you.
>
> Rich