Fw: Good clear scanned Meditation photo of Sw Vivekananda needed

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Good clear scanned photo of Sw Vivekananda needed

 

 

 

Dear List

 

I am looking for a very clear photo (in the electronic format)

of Swami Vivekananda for a book being published.

 

If you have anything available; or if you are able to scan and email me

a good sharp and well focused photo of Swamiji

The image they are keen to use is the one of Swami Vivekananda

n a meditation pose - London, 1896

<V-01.jpg>>

 

So, if you have that one as a high resolution image (minimum 300 dpi) I'd be

very grateful if you could send it to me. I'm happy to wait.

 

 

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> Dear Jay,

>

> Many thanks for doing that so quickly. We are publishing a book called

Ideas

> that Changed the World by a renowned historian, Felipe Fernandez-Armesto.

> It is -- we hope -- a ground-breaking attempt to illustrate some of the

most

> extraordinary ideas that humans have come up with from prehsitoric times

to

> the present day, many of them fascinating philosophical breakthroughs that

> readers may not even have considered " ideas " previously.

>

> The spread that we would like to use the Swami Vivekananda picture on is

> specifically on faith.

>

> The book is being published in August 2003 (later this year) and I will

send

> you a copy when it is completed.

>

> Thanks again for your help and best wishes,

>

> Sarah

>

> Sarah Duncan

> Picture Researcher

[Guest guest]

Ramakrishna , " Vivekananda Centre "

<vivekananda@b...> wrote:

>

> Good clear scanned photo of Sw Vivekananda needed

 

Namaste,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This may be a good site to check out:

 

http://www.vedantastl.org/Catalog/Photo/Vivekananda/book_main.htm

 

Regards,

 

Sunder

[Guest guest]

Hi -

 

If you get any reasonably low resolution image then

also you can increase the DPI in any standard image

editing / publishing software like Adobe Photoshop.

Hope this helps.

 

Regards.

 

Srk Child

 

--- Vivekananda Centre <vivekananda

wrote:

>

> Good clear scanned photo of Sw Vivekananda

> needed

>

> Dear List

>

> I am looking for a very clear photo (in the

> electronic format)

> of Swami Vivekananda for a book being published.

>

> If you have anything available; or if you are able

> to scan and email me

> a good sharp and well focused photo of Swamiji

> The image they are keen to use is the one of Swami

> Vivekananda

> n a meditation pose - London, 1896

> <V-01.jpg>>

>

> So, if you have that one as a high resolution image

> (minimum 300 dpi) I'd be

> very grateful if you could send it to me. I'm happy

> to wait.

 

 

 

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On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 03:02:13 -0800 (PST), SRK Child <srkchild

wrote:

 

> If you get any reasonably low resolution image then

> also you can increase the DPI in any standard image

> editing / publishing software like Adobe Photoshop.

> Hope this helps.

 

As far as I know, that would just make a bigger file size, not a better

image. You can't restore detail (resolution) just by adding more dots. If

the detail data is gone, it's gone. It's best to start with a high

resolution image.

 

Shivaram

[Guest guest]

It's true information can't be created to make it high

resolution however dispersing noise through out the

neighboring pixels as well as creating more pixels

with isotropic pixels(with good information) images

can be blown up without compensating resolution.

 

Some good imaging software can do the trick. I will

post a few images using various filters which I wrote

time to time.

 

Mamas Shivay,

 

-animesh

--- Shivaram <conte wrote:

> On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 03:02:13 -0800 (PST), SRK Child

> <srkchild

> wrote:

>

> > If you get any reasonably low resolution image

> then

> > also you can increase the DPI in any standard

> image

> > editing / publishing software like Adobe

> Photoshop.

> > Hope this helps.

>

> As far as I know, that would just make a bigger file

> size, not a better

> image. You can't restore detail (resolution) just

> by adding more dots. If

> the detail data is gone, it's gone. It's best to

> start with a high

> resolution image.

>

> Shivaram

>

>

> Sri Ramakrishnaye Namah

> Vivekananda Centre London

> http://www.vivekananda.co.uk

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Shivram -

 

I never said by increasing DPI you can make bad image

look good. By increasing the DPI you actually fill

some raw data to increase image size in some

percentage for printing purpose. I also insisted

" reasonably " . Hope this helps.

 

Dont want to start a war here though :-)

 

SRKChild.

 

--- Shivaram <conte wrote:

> On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 03:02:13 -0800 (PST), SRK Child

> <srkchild

> wrote:

>

> > If you get any reasonably low resolution image

> then

> > also you can increase the DPI in any standard

> image

> > editing / publishing software like Adobe

> Photoshop.

> > Hope this helps.

>

> As far as I know, that would just make a bigger file

> size, not a better

> image. You can't restore detail (resolution) just

> by adding more dots. If

> the detail data is gone, it's gone. It's best to

> start with a high

> resolution image.

>

> Shivaram

 

 

 

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