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  1. 26th Feb 2004 08:23 #1
    baritony
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    I've done a search with no consistent success.
    I want to know what the correct size a DVD image needs to be to fill a printable disc.
    When I scan my dvd's, the image size, as listed in adobe photoshop, varies. So when I go to print, I have to 'eyeball' the size against the template. The printing prg does not allow me to export the file then making it impossible to read in Photoshop.
    If I resize by trial and error sizing in photoshop, I get clipping.

    Anyone?
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    The template I use in Photoshop is 1417 pixels square. I scan the DVD at 300dpi and it is a perfect fit. Just have to align properly, no resizing.
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  3. 26th Feb 2004 15:35 #3
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    Ok great. I will give that a try. I used to size my discs to 4.67 inches square. I was printing on a Primera Signature IV and that went to the edge. Now with the Epson R300, its a little different
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