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Is there something i can use online to change an image from lo-res to high res

I'll be honest, you totally lost me.
The scan I downloaded was an RGB (made up of red green blue) scan ie made up of the light primaries - you don't print with light you print with ink typically cyan magenta yellow black - converting a scan from light to ink "flattens" the appearance of the image, also some effects can only be applied to an RGB image

Converting to a usable file type prior to production is often either overlooked by "designers" or "it'll be fixed at repro" - where I'm currently working btw - an extra job which is rarely charged to the customer but if it isn't done the job will be unprintable

And I'm just being a cranky arse at the end of a boring day fixing stuff for no thanks
 
The scan I downloaded was an RGB (made up of red green blue) scan ie made up of the light primaries - you don't print with light you print with ink typically cyan magenta yellow black - converting a scan from light to ink "flattens" the appearance of the image, also some effects can only be applied to an RGB image

Converting to a usable file type prior to production is often either overlooked by "designers" or "it'll be fixed at repro" - where I'm currently working btw - an extra job which is rarely charged to the customer but if it isn't done the job will be unprintable

And I'm just being a cranky arse at the end of a boring day fixing stuff for no thanks

so will it look completely fucked then?

* this is from the printers.. "We advise providing images in the RGB colour space. Specifically using the sRGB image profile"
 
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so will it look completely fucked then?

* this is from the printers.. "We advise providing images in the RGB colour space. Specifically using the sRGB image profile"
When you say printers are you getting this properly printed or digitally printed. I'm guessing as I think you mentioned above that you were only getting a very small number done that you're getting them done digital (or photocopied, as we refer to them at work ;)) if that's the case then all bets are off and you'll be fine
 
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