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ORDERING PRINTS Step 1: Media Selection
We will not reproduce copyrighted or indecent material. Click for details Step 2: Choose your print size Recommended Maximum Print Sizes From Your Digital Camera Our expert technicians and special software are capable of making some pretty amazing enlargements (click here for an example of our quality), however, there are limitations. There are maximum print sizes we recommend for each digital camera image. How "Aspect Ratio" Can Effect the Cropping of Your Images Most consumer digital cameras record images in a 3 to 4 (3:4) aspect ratio. This height to width ratio matches your television and computer screen's height and width. However, this 3:4 ratio does not match most standard photographic print sizes used by photo labs. Therefore, important parts of your digital images may be cropped away without you knowing it! As this chart demonstrates, most images must be cropped to fit in standard mattes and frames. You may have us crop the image for you, or maintain the original shape. If you choose the "no cropping" option, your actual image size will be as follows (Red ratios indicate an exact fit):
*This means that we can also add borders to a print, but you will be charged the end print size, not the end image size. Image size means the dimensions you want us to print your image. If you want a 16 x 20" without any borders (borderless), the image size is 16 x 20" and the print size is also 16 x 20". Print Size, or paper size, is the size you want the actual print to be. If you want a border around the image, then the print size will be larger than the image size. For example, you may want a 16 x 20" image with a 2" border all the way around. That results in 4" more paper in each dimension (width and height), and your end print size would be 20 x 24". You would pay of a 20 x 24" print. Canvas Exception: Because canvases are usually stretched (a service we don't offer due to increased shipping costs), we include a 1-2" border standard! This means that a 16 x 20" canvas print will have an image size of 16 x 20" and a print size of 20 x 24", and you will be charged for a 16 x 20" print. The costs are built into the price. Step 3: Choose the number of prints based on our newly updated princing Step 5: Submit your file(s) following these instructions Step 6: Fill out the following order form: Ordering & Submission ChecklistTo submit print orders, fill out this form. If you want more information about any item, click on the "more info" links. This has been designed as an order form and a checklist providing you an organized method of determining the best way for us to print your order. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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