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The biggest res I've been able to manage reasonably (vista/AMD 4-core 64-bit/6g ram) was 4950*3150. Even then I had to keep my total number of layers very small, under 10 or so.
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I have a question on huge maps and file sizes. I have a request to do an A0-sized map but I ran some tests and I dont think I my hardware/software can support this. I have decent stuff (vista / i7 cpu / 64bit / 6gb ram) and currently use PS CS3. Converting some old maps (15 layers or so) to this size was possible but sort of sort-of blew up my computer, and I couldn't even save the image afterwards. Also scrolling/panning took about 2 minutes with every step or so.
I saw loads of tuning tips on PS sites I may be able to go through these (although I'm no PC tuning expert) and see what will work, but maybe any of you have experience with these large-map-sizes and pc-configuration (so I at least know it is possible to get this working, before I try loads of stuff)? Maybe its the CS3 version as I read CS4/5 has better performance with large files (and using the 64bit)...? any info appreciated!
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The biggest res I've been able to manage reasonably (vista/AMD 4-core 64-bit/6g ram) was 4950*3150. Even then I had to keep my total number of layers very small, under 10 or so.
Hm, the biggest image I've ever made was a city map with six or seven layers (max) with a resolution of 32000x32000 at ~90 dpi (or so I think as I tried it some time ago). I used our old workstations (Vista/6*Intel 2-core x64/12 GB RAM). The file (.bmp for curiousitys sake) was at least 20 Gigs big and I think it took about two hours to save it. But I would never do this again! I would work at the map and draw the important stuff, then divide it into several parts and try it then. Or maybe with vector graphic programs but I never tried it ... I'm sorry if that wasn't of any help. : /
Edit: Done in PS CS3 & Vue 7 with external eSATA-drives
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The largest map that I've worked on has been 10,000 by 7500 on a Mac with 4GB or Ram and using a 32 bit version pf PS CS4. It was slow, and a little jittery, but worked fine. One thing I found to be a huge help was having an external swap drive - in this case a fast (7200rpm) drive attached by firewire. That makes a large difference for large file sizes. Also, turning off maximise compatibility when you save it helps speed up the save time to something reasonable.
Well you won the challenge and got a copy of ViewingDale didn't you so there should be few limits as to how big you will be able to map with that. I have a 160,000 pixel square map running (ok so its slow) but it can do it. That burns multiple 10's of Gig HDD space but it does not map quite the same way as PS or a bitmap editor so you may find that you will have to adjust your usual techniques. You will have to tile a really big image but the app will take the chore out of the composite of the tiles. What DPI are you aiming for - what final pixel size image ? 46inches at 300 dpi is only 14K pix which is no big deal at all. Because your 64bit you have higher max sizes than 32bit too. 6Gb is more than me not that it will make much difference anyway.
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My star chart map is 7500x5000 and that has around 300 layers. It does run rather slow, when zooming and such, but its not unbearable. And my machine is about 3 years old (Vista/AMD 4400/4GB.
I've recently upgraded to PS CS5 and it definitely runs smoother than previous versions.
If you want a resolution of 300dpi, you'd end up with a file of about 14000 x 9000 pixels. That's darn big. I strongly suggest to go the vector way, and give Illustrator or Xtreme a try. Obviously, you'll need to learn some new techniques to get good results.
Crikey this thread is more interesting than I would have given. Obviously my idea of what is big is way different to everyone elses. My star chart challenge entry (Map for print) was 8192x12288 pix and the map I made for Galrion commission was 12288x16384. The MeDem map is 40K square. I would say 4K is a good size, 8K is quite big but you need to get to about 20K before it gets app bustingly big. After that I would say you absolutely have to tile tho I would recommend tiling at 8K squares. Thats only a 2x2 set to cover your 14K square image.
Gidde, if your machine is dying at 5Kx3K with 6Gb of RAM then something must be wrong ! I mean were talking a factor of 100x as big differences here. 5kx3k = 15Mpix and a big digi camera can take photos of that size and it doesnt have 6Gb of ram on board ! 15Mpix x 4 bytes per pix = 60Mb per layer so thats 100 layers of that to fill 6Gb. Sounds like a setup issue.
16Kx16K = 256Mpix = 1Gb per layer or undo buffer if your on an old style app like PS or Gimp etc. This is more of a problem for these apps esp in 32bit land.
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i agree redrobes, but all my geek-fu plus a thread here failed to solve it my latest map hates me if i have more than 20 or so layers, and it's not even that big.
i do need to clarify though ... my machine doesn't die, gimp does. i can zip through a ton of other stuff no problem while gimp chugs away.
I found that gimp had horrible memory management as soon as maps start getting large. One thing to check is the dimensions of your layers. PS only uses memory for the areas of the layers that have something in them (I think). Gimp uses memory for all pixels in a layer, even if those pixels are totally transparent. You want to make sure that any layer in gimp is as small as possible in dimensions, rather than allowing all the layers to be the size of the image. I found that helped a lot when I was using it.


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Holly Abernethy, a physician at Pinon, was also instrumental in bringing the therapy dogs to Pinon, and said the practice is open to exploring alternative healing methods.
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On Monday, as Honey made her rounds, she walked directly toward one of Abernethy's patients, leaning against her legs and gazing up into her face. The woman leaned down and hugged the dog, saying, "I really needed that."
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Aside from the therapeutic benefits dogs give people, Sipes said the dogs are also reaping some rewards.
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I was purchasing for an 8 year old and when the product arrived it look like it would fit a toddler. Way too small. I am repurchasing from the men's sizes.
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My son is 58 inches tall and 75 pounds. He is thin. I got a 28 and it is tight, but comfortable.
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It is for little boy. My son is very skinny but can not squeeze in. I should buy youth one hoping there is.
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We purchased these Speedo Jammers for my 6 year old son. It was his first year on a swim team and they had meets evey Saturday. These were perfect! After I returned them once because I didn't understand the sizes plus my son is skinny!! They never faded and did not stretch out at al. The drawstring never came out either, another PRO.
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A new study finds soy, corn and other (supposedly 'healthy') food oils may be causing lung inflammation.
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A Christmas Carol (2009)
A Christmas Carol Synopsis
Disney's A Christmas Carol, a multi-sensory thrill ride re-envisioned by Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Robert Zemeckis, captures the fantastical essence of the classic Dickens tale in a groundbreaking 3D motion picture event.
Ebenezer Scrooge (Jim Carrey) begins the Christmas holiday with his usual miserly contempt, barking at his faithful clerk (Gary Oldman) and his cheery nephew (Colin Firth). But when the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come take him on an eye-opening journey revealing truths Old Scrooge is reluctant to face, he must open his heart to undo years of ill will before its too late.
A Christmas Carol Release Date
In Theaters November 6, 2009
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Starring: Jim Carrey, Gary Oldman, Colin Firth, Robin Wright Penn, Cary Elwes, Bob Hoskins, Daryl Sabara
Written by: Robert Zemeckis
Directed by: Robert Zemeckis
Produced by: Jack Rapke, Steve Starkey, Robert Zemeckis
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
i adore her
55 comments:
ohmygoodness how sweet is she :) i can't wait to hear the story tomorrow!ReplyDelete
Hmm...I think she's a Lucy.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness so sweet!!ReplyDelete
Can't wait for the story!! She is so so darling!ReplyDelete
Little Basel the Boston. :)ReplyDelete
ugh stop it!!! i love her. and I like Crissy's idea ^ what a sweet little name that makes you remember your home in swiss :)ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, what a cutie! She's so lovely, I want one so badly.ReplyDelete
My name suggestions are Meg or Lilly.
Can't wait to read the whole story of how you got her!
Amelia @ UGLY DUCKLING x
Last day to enter my HANDBAG GIVEAWAY!.
How about Sugar because she is so sweet!!!ReplyDelete
Well I already tweeted you last night Just stay away from Sadie and Daisy--every dog in the world has those names! I liked your name you mentioned Lola or Tallulah!ReplyDelete
omg so adorable. jb did well!ReplyDelete
i think you should name her after your favorite european town! maybe one that you loved that was not so well known! :)ReplyDelete
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i think you should hold off of the name voting and cast a "when should me & and this puppy visit jenni?" vote instead. i vote for....today/tomorrow/the next day!ReplyDelete
She is so precious! ah, you are lucky!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh, how adorable! I love Bostons, they are so cute! Have fun with your pup, can't wait to see more pictures!ReplyDelete
She is so adorable!!ReplyDelete
Layla (Layla bug)!?
Too adorable for words!ReplyDelete
How about Bug or Boston?
I would suggest a name from one of your travels (: she's adorable!ReplyDelete
She is adorable! What kind of puppy is she?!ReplyDelete
She looks like Basel. When she's sweet she can be Basel Bell :) Congrats!!ReplyDelete
I love Boston Terriers! She is adorable. So happy for you. Mary suggested Lucy and I think that is pretty cute. :)ReplyDelete
Awww my heart just melted about three times (if that's even possible!)ReplyDelete
I would either go with a name from your travels or Lucy - she really does look like a lucy!
she is a jewel... like a little ruby!ReplyDelete
oh, she is just too cute!ReplyDelete
She's DARLING!!!!ReplyDelete
Congrats. Rosemary. I think she's a rosemary. Love her already, and it makes me even more excited for your next and future posts.ReplyDelete
She is TOO cute! I think you should name her Lulu. I've always thought that was the cutest puppy name ever :)ReplyDelete
I see a Ramona! So cute!ReplyDelete
So adorable! I used to have a pup just like this, Daisy. Is she a Boston? Too cute (:ReplyDelete
beautiful baby puppy! *squeal*ReplyDelete
i love dogs!
congrats :)
Since watching Glee I've come to adore the name "Quinn" and that little puppy looks like a Quinn to me! My husband and I's first dog was a Boston mutt....now we have have three....must. stop. collecting. puppies! :)ReplyDelete
Aww she is soo adorable!!!ReplyDelete
that is too cute! :) looking forward to read all about it soon!!! :)ReplyDelete
I love your 'scary hair' and I'm so excited for you! Awwww :)ReplyDelete
I think "Tucker" would be pretty darn cute... :)ReplyDelete
She looks so sweet! I think you should call her Sophie.ReplyDelete
This is pretty darn cute. What a sweet doggy! This moment was captured perfectly :]ReplyDelete
she is adorable sadie!! jb did well!! now, he just needs to tell john to do the same thing for me! ;) i think she looks like a "stella" xoxoReplyDelete
Awwww Tucker how adorable!!!ReplyDelete
Omg she is so adorable! Cannot wait to hear more details :)ReplyDelete
Tucker and Lucy are both great names :) Can't wait to hear what you choose!ReplyDelete
I am so jealous she is sooooo cute!ReplyDelete
I think you should call her Dolly because she is certainly a doll!
I love the name Lola and I love the name Gypsy because of all your travels..ReplyDelete
Such a cute cute puppy!!!
Since you think she's a doll. =) You could call her Dolly or Dollie.ReplyDelete
omg my heart is full of love for this pup already!ReplyDelete
i'd say sadie but obv that's taken ;)
hannah, lola, gabby, josie, layla, stella, bailey, kuma, abby? naming all the girl dogs in my life :)
Sophie is my favorite though!
She is just precious! I know you are loving every moment with her just as I am with our new puppy Bentley! Good luck with the potty training and chewing fever :)ReplyDelete
Oh, she is so cute!ReplyDelete
Puppy name? Lady Boston!
OMG she is adorable! If only they would stay that small and cute :)ReplyDelete
That's so sweeet. And that little dog is soooooooo adorable !!ReplyDelete
i showed adam all your photos of lola last night and he melted.ReplyDelete
and then almost agreed to getting another dog.
um your hair is not scary my lady, i attempt to get a messy pony all the time, you rock it!ReplyDelete
love the frames,
I stumbled upon your blog and fell in love with it. I too share the love for smoosh face dog but mainly frenchies... my mom has one and her name is olivia and is the sweetes/ cutest thing I have ever seen. But I saw that you finally got a boston (although I was rooting for a frenchie) and she is pretty darn cute!! I am so excited for you!1ReplyDelete


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What the heck is this!?!
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What the heck is this!?!
I found this branch, blown off a tree, this morning and picked it up. Felt something wet and squishy... turns out it was the black (?) growths (?). Is this some kind of fungus or something? I looked up into my trees and could not find a single spot on any of the branches still on the tree... Here's hoping it's not something real bad...
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Re: What the heck is this!?!
Looks like a fungus called Exidia glandulosa (witches butter) or a similar species of jelly fungi.....these fungi tend to grow on branches that are already dead...so I wouldn't be concerned about your tree....
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Re: What the heck is this!?!
Thanks for the ID. I went on line and looked it up. Yep, that's it. Lots of pictures and descriptions, but no info on what to do about it to minimize impact. The one branch is now already at the dump, but there must be more spores around somewhere under those trees. It has been raining more here than usual. That probably activated it.
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The following is an industry press release...
Star Tristan gives a big smile to the crowd before the first San Antonio Ride for Kids.
Motorcyclists at the inaugural San Antonio Ride for Kids on Oct. 27 honored five young brain tumor survivors: Jocelyn, Tristan, Heaven, Mackenzie and Lauranda. At press time, the event had raised $23,072 for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.
"Every day, [we] hug each other because we don't know what tomorrow brings," Lauranda said. "We are so thankful for all of you riders because you embrace us like we are family and we feel at home."
More than 235 participants gathered for the event at Retama Park in Selma, Texas. Making life better for Ride for Kids Stars like Lauranda is the reason motorcyclists across the country ride for the PBTF, which funds medical research and family support programs to help eliminate the challenges of childhood brain tumors.
Read more about the San Antonio Ride for Kids.
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Hi Everybody,
After moving the Zimbra server to another box and changing the OS from RHEL 5 to RHEL 6 with help of the Disaster Recover Wiki I have a lot of missing features in the Administrator Console.
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