The pi2 files from Portrait Innovations are not. But in the meantime I would like to see if I could convert the.pi2 file. It is either Degas Elite PI2 format for Atari ST or it's encrypted high-res image file from Portrait Innovations.
I think they just do it to force people to go back to them. Also with it being a likeness of myself, my wife, and my daughter I believe we should have at the very least 'fair-use' of the images and since we only want to use them for private purposes I do not see any legal issues over ownership of the photo's. There is nothing anywhere on the CD that mentions the files being their property. Well, we paid for a photoservice and with traditional studios I have always received the negatives. The links are for the same image, the PI2 is just below 2.5MB and the JPG is just below 0. All points with a grade of A will be awarded to the answer that allows me to open the hi-res files so that I can print, or preferably, save into hi-res JPG. They provide a CD with low-res JPGs and it has an additional file with hi-res image files, but just renaming the PI2 extension to JPG, GIF, TIF, PNG didn't work so I'm guessing it is some high-priced format or a proprietary format, or encrypted.īelow is a link to the low-res JPG and a link to the hi-res PI2 file.
I want to know how to open a high-res image file from Portrait Innovations.
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