Posterific

And so my 35 hour eye-popping 700dpi 6ft by 3ft retina scratching marathon to com­plete my 4th year pos­ter pro­ject pre­sen­ta­tion has finally ended. It is entit­led “Cap­Sense” and thusly covers a “non des­truc­tive elec­tros­ta­tic ima­ging tech­ni­que for the eva­lua­tion of conc­rete”. I am now awai­ting it’s final print and I hesi­tantly look for­ward to seeing its lami­na­ted phy­si­ca­lity before I and six other group mem­bers are quiz­zed on the con­tent. I would link you to the PDF that took 90 minu­tes to gene­rate and 10 to open but it is 1.1GB large; sad thing is, I had to create 3 sepa­rate PDFs as the first two came out wrong. Purcha­sing that 512mb of RAM the wee­kend before was cer­tainly a subli­mi­nally good choice as edi­ting kept up a surly 1.9GB of page­file that would pre­viously have sent my AMD into catatonia. 

(The full ver­sion is 12960 pixels across and its sca­la­ble vec­tors give my pro­ces­sor its long desi­red wor­kout, it was begin­ning to put on some pounds after all those mp3s and spreadsheets.)