When offering a disc to customers, what size (hi-rez) Jpeg is on there?
To clarify; if I crop & size 300ppi for 8x10, a 8x12 or 5x7 will not crop correctly due to the different ratios.
How do you get around cropping issues?
Jumpdrive Member 54 posts Likes: 4 Joined Dec 2008 More info | Oct 12, 2010 18:20 | #1 When offering a disc to customers, what size (hi-rez) Jpeg is on there?
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Jimconnerphoto Goldmember More info | Oct 12, 2010 19:46 | #2 I do not crop the images. High res is exactly what comes out of the camera. If they want cropping I would have to know what size prints they are going to make. If you crop them to 8x10 and they try to print 4x6 your in trouble. Wedding and Portraits www.jimconnerphoto.com
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I can just see an argument coming. As they stand in Wal Mart/CVS/Walgreens and unsuccessfully try to have photos made, it will no doubt be my fault.
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Jimconnerphoto Goldmember More info | Oct 13, 2010 18:49 | #4 If you decide to crop every standard size you will one day get the question "Why does my 4x6 show so much more then my 8x10?" Wedding and Portraits www.jimconnerphoto.com
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