Put a Vision on This

[Rebecca Lea]

Anyone who wants to chat this one out with me add a comment, please go for it.

So, I believe that QR codes will help artists through viral marketing.

Here is one of my coffee cup designs:

So can I generate a QR code and then resize it to fit this product?

Does anyone know if reducing the size of the original QR code corrupts the ability to read the smaller code?

[Rebecca Lea]

Hey Max thanks for the response. Now I know that I can do this - at least as a trial- and then maybe once I accomplish the task someone will test it out later and see if we can read a reduced QR code.

[Max Ng]

make sure while you resize to smaller code; the horizontal and vertical dimension of the code must be ratioly reduced.

[Rebecca Lea]

Thanks Perry, I guess I am just going to have to try this out and learn something new. But at least your response is encouraging (big smile).

[Perry]

"Does anyone know if reducing the size of the original QR code corrupts the ability to read the smaller code? "

I don't think so.

I have never scanned a QR Code on a cylindrical surface, but I think the smaller it is, the easier it would be to scan.

Cheers,

Perry
http://www.ventipix.com/2d_barcodes/