I'm making my own Marvel Specials, but I can't seem to locate any high quality pictures of the Spider Man vs. Wolverine Picture found on the back of Marvel OverPower cards.
Can anyone help?
Thanks very much!
-K
How high do you need?
This is the highest one I have available at 1000x1400 pixels (5x7 inch at 200DPI)
http://overpower.ca/large/misc/jumbo_op_back.png
I've given out much larger ones in the past and I won't mind uploading the 1500x2100 DPI version of the same image.
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I normally don't print the backs out because the cards are in sleeves and it'll never be seen.
This should work great, Jack. Thanks very much.
Normally, I wouldn't bother with the backs, but the photo paper I'm using is just a little too flimsy and adding the backs would reinforce the cards. Also, the sleeves I'm using are Ultra Pro Whites, which are somewhat transparent.
Sounds good.
I used Dragon Shields and using 300gsm photo paper with a Bicycle playing card seems to given the same thickness and flexibility in my decks.
Actually, the 1500 x 2100 back would be good! Would you be able to upload this Jack? Thanks heaps!
http://files.overpower.ca/jumbo_op_back_1500_2100.png
And there's also this, which is the proper 5x7 inch scan at 600DPI:
http://files.overpower.ca/jumbo_op_back_3000_4200.png
Hey thanks for the high res backs.
I still find the scans albeit high quality, may have been performed when the scanner bed and the card itself had a little bit of lint on them. If you look in the dark areas, the lint is quite visible. Would there be any chance of running a lint free glasses cleaning cloth over both the scanner bed and the back of the card and have it scanned again? Sorry to be a pain!
No.
What exactly are you trying to do that needs the best possible image of Wolverine/Spider-Man?
One could simply Photoshop out the lint with either Content-Aware tools or use a blur on some parts, you aren't going to notice the difference. And please excuse the lint, I was kinda scanning in 3000 cards over the course of 5 days.
Sorry if I sound harsh.