tojammot wrote:these images are not HQ, there just aren't enough pixels in these images to print a decent proxy, or even look at on your monitor for that matter. a lot of these scans look filtered, as if someone thought they could improve their crappy scan by running a quick unsharp mask in photoshop.
Could you by chance point out what images you are refering to? I have been using the HQ images for some time now to print proxies and they turn out wonderfull. Also what method are you using to print your proxies? I have found if you use the acetone method to remove the face to much acetone can cause blurring. As well as if you use an inkjet printer you can not obtain a clean image. You need a good laser printer to not have the blurring effects around casting cost symbols and border lines etc.
Also the images on my screen definatly are high quality, even programs that attempt to crop based on various image area's can detect changes in layers / locations of the image. If they weren't of higher quality they would not be able to do so?