Good info, thanks!
I had a lake map that I scanned into a .pdf at three resolutions, 300, 350 and 400 dpi, which corresponds to about 11, 10 and 8.5 feet per pixel. The file sizes were 860, 940 and 1140 k, respectively.
Do the raw file sizes matter with your program and/or installing them on the gpsr once they're chopped up and spit out? Sorry if I'm asking stupid questions but this is all pretty new to me. I haven't had time to download g-raster yet, but I plan on doing it these next couple of days...hopefully I'll get a better idea of how to do this stuff.
Thanks,
Jason
I had a lake map that I scanned into a .pdf at three resolutions, 300, 350 and 400 dpi, which corresponds to about 11, 10 and 8.5 feet per pixel. The file sizes were 860, 940 and 1140 k, respectively.
Do the raw file sizes matter with your program and/or installing them on the gpsr once they're chopped up and spit out? Sorry if I'm asking stupid questions but this is all pretty new to me. I haven't had time to download g-raster yet, but I plan on doing it these next couple of days...hopefully I'll get a better idea of how to do this stuff.
Thanks,
Jason