DrSlony wrote:"resolution? say 300dpi"
Thats not an image resolution, I suppose a guideline value in megapixels would be best since it would bypass any confusion when people will submit all sorts of different ratios.
kalain wrote:DrSlony wrote:"resolution? say 300dpi"
Thats not an image resolution, I suppose a guideline value in megapixels would be best since it would bypass any confusion when people will submit all sorts of different ratios.
Absolutly right, 300dpi doesn't mean anything if you do not have final printed size.
A stamp (few cm by few cm) can also be printed at 300 dpi.
tived wrote:So with some common sense here, 300dpi is a standard for delivery of images for print, to commercial printers.
tived wrote:that is a specification...all your megapixels values are nonsense, when it comes to printing. :-)
rami wrote:If you cannot access the Panobook website, I recommend you to change your password in your User Account. It should work then.
L’équipe de Kolor fera une première sélection pour garder les photos qui correspondent aux exigences de résolution et de format.
The team of Kolor will make a first selection to keep the photos that fit the resolution and format requirements
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kalain wrote:What is the resolution and format requirements ?
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