Mandy Humphrey |
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professional digital photo processing service
I've been having problems getting quality prints for my digital photos. I sign and date all of my photos and when I have them processed by a number of online processing services, and preview the prints, I always get my prints back with my signature and date chopped off or partially chopped off. Any suggestions?
November 19, 2007
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W. |
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That's because the relationship of the length and width of your images is 4:3, while the printers print on 3:2 material. That's like trying to get a round peg into a square hole. So something's got to give. Either you get unprinted edges or chopped off edges. You apparently got the latter.Some cameras can be set to create images with a 3:2 relationship. So when you get those printed somewhere, you get the WHOLE image printed. No chopped off edges.
November 18, 2007
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Mandy Humphrey |
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Thanks W. I'll see if I can figure out how to set my camera to create images with a 3:2 relationship. Mandy
November 18, 2007
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or you can crop your images down to size before you sign and date. If you plan to print a 4x6, make sure it is a 4x6 Before you sign and date. If you plan to print an 8x10 ... you get the idea. The aspect ratio for a 4x6 is different from a 5x7 or 8x10. You gotta crop before you send your photos off to the printer!!!
November 18, 2007
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