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correct saved images for deluxe website


 
 
I would like to know if I send 72dpi tiff file, size 6x4in portrait or landscape will this be sufficient. Also do yourselves put the borders around or do I have to do this. I will send you an image I have saved and would appreciate it if you could let me know if this is correct.
Thanks

Susan


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April 12, 2005

 

Terry R. Hatfield
  Hi Susan! This Is The Correct Sizes;
Saved as a JPEG, TIFF, BMP, or PING file type.
Sized to no more than 500 pixels on the short dimension. For example:
500 (w) x 750 (h) for a vertical image.
750 x 500 for a horizontal image.
500 x 1250 or so for a vertical panoramic image.
Preferably 72 pixels per inch.
Less than 2.5 MB. Files larger than 2.5 MB are not accepted.
The White Borders Are Put On By BP:-)
In Inches That Would Be About A 2x3 I Think?


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April 12, 2005

 

Terry R. Hatfield
  Hi Again Susan,I Just Noticed Your Question Was Reffering To A Website!LOL!Im Really Not Sure About The Website Deal,Someone Will Explain It For You That Has One:-)It Could Be The Same?


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April 12, 2005

 

Michael H. Cothran
  Susan - the short answer to your question is YES.
4x6" @ 72ppi is just about perfect (in my opinion).
As you know, BP allows up to 500 pixels on the short side for posting on their site, but the problem with an image that big, is that you cannot view the entire image without having to scroll up/down and/or sideways. In my opinion, this is a real distraction.
A 4x6 image will eliminate scrolling. I use this size, and even smaller on my own website.
Michael H. Cothran
www.mhcphoto.net


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