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I feel this is still ambiguous: are the colors on the card grey on a grey background or were they color samples, like shades of green, but converted to B+W in camera?
What kind of information are you looking for? Was it on/off? How much stabilization was used? And what kinds of things would you want to use this information for; we may be able to help you reach the same goal with different information?
Most printers I've worked with offer templates that come with the right size canvas and guides already placed. Then you just drop in your art and align it the way you want, save it, and upload it to their website.
I'm curious where you heard that this 18-55 III is replacing the IS II? This is the first I've ever heard of such a lens and the latest kits are being shipped with the 18-55 IS STM as the market appears to move toward video.
Having a good camera with a sharp lens will get you that. Make sure you don't push your ISO too high and have good technique (using a tripod certainly helps). If you have to crop too much or don't control your aperture right then that will lead to loss of detail as well.
