FAQ: enlargements & printing your photos

tim wrote in post #9660581
If you look closely a lower case p is just a d rotated by 180 degrees, so the answer is obvious - there are a lot of rotationally dyslexic people around

That's IT!!!!

scaning wrote in post #9660494
I’ll guess the recommendation to have the image in PPI that divided with the paper-feeding direction number result in a whole number is probably to avoid problems similar to how a scanner works.

Recommended for Epson: 720 (or 360) ppi, for Canon printers: 600 (or 300) ppi.

read this as im still learning how to print--awesome thread! i really feel this should be stickied

It is sticked, within the FAQ thread. If everything was sticky the whole first page would be full of faq threads.

is wallet 2.5 x3.5 for printing? thx guys

Downs Photography wrote in post #12105527
is wallet 2.5 x3.5 for printing? thx guys

Maybe you can take another stab at this question -- what exactly are you trying to do or find out?

tonylong wrote in post #12105608
Maybe you can take another stab at this question -- what exactly are you trying to do or find out?

It sounds like he's is trying to find out what the "wallet" size actual size is. Personally a quick answer would be to grab a ruler and pull out his wallet and measure what he has in there.

But then again if you are like me you don't have photos in their wallet.... then it's a little hard.

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