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Photographic prints from your digital files |
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Get Started (set up a new directory) Example of an on-line directory
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Q. I would like to get
some files printed. How do I start?
Q. What file formats do you accept? Q. How can I
avoid unreasonably long upload Q. Do I need to expand my files, to match the printing size I will request? Q. How long will you keep my photos in my on-line directory? Q. How large a print can I get without it looking blurry? Q. I've added some prints to my shopping cart, but tomorrow I will want to upload and order some additional items. Will my shopping cart still be there tomorrow? Q. Will you check my order for color and cropping? |
A. If your file does not contain line art, then probably not. When we print your file, our equipment will automatically expand it via pixel interpolation to be 300 pixels per inch. If you do that yourself, you increase the file size needlessly, and lengthen the upload time. It doesn't hurt anything, but doing this may greatly expand the amount of time you spend uploading your files. However, if you are sending us a combination of photo(s) and text or other line art, then you should set up your file for at least 100, preferably 300 pixels per inch (at the size at which your file will be printed) before adding the text. It's generally accepted that photos will be a little bit blurry in a large print. However, it's generally expected that the text will be sharp. You can save yourself some upload time by adding text on-line. Our system will expand your file before adding the text, so the text will always be sharp. |