My pictures are 16 x 24. how big should the decal be to look good
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Hi Kay, i dont think the decal come in different sizes. it is only the names and dates that the seller can customize i think. we used 8x10 frames as that is what the seller suggested would be the best fir for the size of the decals. Kris
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I have 8x10's on my wall & I love how it looks at first I thought it look weird I wanted bigger but I love it. So I cant say for a 16x24. sorry.
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I purchased this poster for my office and I'll return next week. But if my memory serve me right, I think I put it a a 24 x 32 frame. Hope this helps.
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The pic makes it look huge & with the lil additional decals its deceiving. BUT its a decent size, its actually in the center of my wall but I also purchased other decals to fill the entire wall. Also that center piece is one sticker/piece.
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I generally leave it on easy auto mode at 4608x3456. Sometimes I'll take a landscape pic at 4608x2592. But if you know you want a screensaver for your computer, check the resolution and use that for the camera.
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It's a pretty big decal. I would say close to like 2 inches high and about as wide as the windshield on a gmc canyon with an inch or so on each side from the edge of the windshield.
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It might look like a silhouette, in my opinion depending on your decal it shouldn't look bad.
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The better the quality picture you include the better the image will look when finished. There isn't an exact size that is needed, I can adjust the size to fit in the photo frame area. Thanks, Eric Edible Art
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1: peel off see through cover 2: stick on clean surface starting at one side and roll on press out all air this size decal shouldnt be a problem 3: peel off backing paper and job done
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It's so easy! I love mine! I got a HUGE one, basically I had to cut the decal into 4 sections. All you do is take one section place it where you want it on the wall and rub. You may have to use a credit card or a piece of cardboard to make it adhere. Then you SLOWLY pull back the top layer and volia! Your image is on the wall!
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Hi, the poster is 24x36 inches, the "standard" poster size, and it is made out of a standard glossy paper, looks like nice quality.
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Hello,The one i received is 16 by 24. Its not as big as the picture but it does look original and pretty nice for an oil painting.
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Hello! Thank you for your email. We can make you a custom size decal. We can make it 67" wide by 22" tall for 88.00 plus our 8.50 shipping cost. Please let me know if you are interested and we can send you a link. Thanks! Jamie
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The general rule of thumb (ignoring everything else) is that a full detail photo should be roughly 300 dpi, but can go as low as 150 dpi. Even if the image from this camera were perfect detail at 16 mp, you'd only be looking at a 16.4 x 10.8 inch print @ 300 dpi (or 32.8 x 21.7 inch @ 150 dpi). This is without taking into consideration the particular image quality issues an entry-level camera can have. It sounds like this camera wouldn't fit what you need.
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If you are still wondering as my best guess I would say about 40 x 24x 24 but that is a rough estimate. Its a fairly good size
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the whole entire image with Elsa and Ana is about 9x11. the picture you attach is about 5x4. It was great on my daughters birthday cake last year. I got a lot of complements on it. Put image on then decorate around it. I hope that this information helps.
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Just a thought (unless you have more than 48) -I understand they are posters, but with Exact-O precision, if you took off 1/8" from each side they would fit. If this is unthinkable, or the posters are indeed very valuable, perhaps you should frame them, or, as 'Carrie B' says get the next size portfolio up at 18" x 24". Of course if you want it to look nice, then you'd have to center mount them on 18x24 rice paper, or 'key' them back-to-back into a single leaf of combined poster weight paper (such as a 18x24 [70 lb stock sheet?] with a 13.25x19.25 rectangle cut-out in the center). Just a thought (unless you have more than 48) -I understand they are posters, but with Exact-O precision, if you took off 1/8" from each side they would fit. If this is unthinkable, or the posters are indeed very valuable, perhaps you should frame them, or, as 'Carrie B' says get the next size portfolio up at 18" x 24". Of course if you want it to look nice, then you'd have to center mount them on 18x24 rice paper, or 'key' them back-to-back into a single leaf of combined poster weight paper (such as a 18x24 [70 lb stock sheet?] with a 13.25x19.25 rectangle... » Read More Just a thought (unless you have more than 48) -I understand they are posters, but with Exact-O precision, if you took off 1/8" from each side they would fit. If this is unthinkable, or the posters are indeed very valuable, perhaps you should frame them, or, as 'Carrie B' says get the next size portfolio up at 18" x 24". Of course if you want it to look nice, then you'd have to center mount them on 18x24 rice paper, or 'key' them back-to-back into a single leaf of combined poster weight paper (such as a 18x24 [70 lb stock sheet?] with a 13.25x19.25 rectangle cut-out in the center). « Show Less
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6"L x 4"W 2/12" tall its realy nice looking i bought a second one. You can put your own picture in it also