Print size at professional printers with jpegs

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Bill and Lisa
May 28, 2005
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i would like to know how to save my photos so that when I submit them for printing, I can get everything from wallets to 11 x 17 to print the same, and cannot seem to get this right. I asked this question last week, but for some reason, everythin I posted and the replies on that date and the next couple days did not show up on the server. Thanks for any help. Bill

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Tacit
May 28, 2005
In article <26%le.48871$>,
"Bill and Lisa" wrote:

i would like to know how to save my photos so that when I submit them for printing, I can get everything from wallets to 11 x 17 to print the same, and cannot seem to get this right.

What do you mean by "print the same"?


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Bill and Lisa
May 28, 2005
To print without any auto cropping to the photo.
"Tacit" wrote in message
In article <26%le.48871$>,
"Bill and Lisa" wrote:

i would like to know how to save my photos so that when I submit them for printing, I can get everything from wallets to 11 x 17 to print the same, and cannot seem to get this right.

What do you mean by "print the same"?


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Tom Thackrey
May 28, 2005
On 28-May-2005, "Bill and Lisa" wrote:

i would like to know how to save my photos so that when I submit them for printing, I can get everything from wallets to 11 x 17 to print the same, and cannot seem to get this right. I asked this question last week, but for
some reason, everythin I posted and the replies on that date and the next couple days did not show up on the server. Thanks for any help. Bill

You can’t. The aspect ratio is different between various print sizes so different cropping will occur for different aspect ratios.

http://www.digicamhelp.com/what-is-aspect-ratio/what-is-aspe ct-ratio.htm

To control cropping you will need a separate image file for each aspect ratio.


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Bill and Lisa
May 28, 2005
Thanks Tom, that is what I was wondering. I usually print my own, but am switching to a pro lab for quality and cost reasons. Thank You, Bill "Tom Thackrey" wrote in message
On 28-May-2005, "Bill and Lisa" wrote:

i would like to know how to save my photos so that when I submit them for printing, I can get everything from wallets to 11 x 17 to print the same, and cannot seem to get this right. I asked this question last week, but for
some reason, everythin I posted and the replies on that date and the next couple days did not show up on the server. Thanks for any help. Bill

You can’t. The aspect ratio is different between various print sizes so different cropping will occur for different aspect ratios.
http://www.digicamhelp.com/what-is-aspect-ratio/what-is-aspe ct-ratio.htm
To control cropping you will need a separate image file for each aspect ratio.


Tom Thackrey
www.creative-light.com
tom (at) creative (dash) light (dot) com
do NOT send email to (it’s reserved for spammers)
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KatWoman
May 28, 2005
you could also ask for "full original" on the size paper, this will leave some white border on the paper but the image won’t have to be cropped.

"Tom Thackrey" wrote in message
On 28-May-2005, "Bill and Lisa" wrote:

i would like to know how to save my photos so that when I submit them for printing, I can get everything from wallets to 11 x 17 to print the same, and cannot seem to get this right. I asked this question last week, but for
some reason, everythin I posted and the replies on that date and the next couple days did not show up on the server. Thanks for any help. Bill

You can’t. The aspect ratio is different between various print sizes so different cropping will occur for different aspect ratios.
http://www.digicamhelp.com/what-is-aspect-ratio/what-is-aspe ct-ratio.htm
To control cropping you will need a separate image file for each aspect ratio.


Tom Thackrey
www.creative-light.com
tom (at) creative (dash) light (dot) com
do NOT send email to (it’s reserved for spammers)
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johnboy
May 28, 2005
OP! Does your printer dialog have a "shrink to fit" option? Look for that.

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