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I (with the help of the group) managed to get the photo that I wanted to print, properly set at 8×10. I just spoke with the printer and they said that they request the photo to be at 300 dpi, which I thought I used. I think it might be at 240 dpi, however.
I just tried making a new file, and set it at 8x10x300dpi. When I dragged the original untouched photo to the new "frame", it was smaller than usual. I tried printing the photo (both cropped and uncropped) and it looks like it’s printing the photo on a sheet with a good inch above and below the photo.
What did I do wrong? Since the resolution is set at 8×10, I don’t see why it was a smaller image. Is there any way to get it at 300dpi but still print as a true 8×10 (which it did at 240dpi).
Thanks again!!
I just tried making a new file, and set it at 8x10x300dpi. When I dragged the original untouched photo to the new "frame", it was smaller than usual. I tried printing the photo (both cropped and uncropped) and it looks like it’s printing the photo on a sheet with a good inch above and below the photo.
What did I do wrong? Since the resolution is set at 8×10, I don’t see why it was a smaller image. Is there any way to get it at 300dpi but still print as a true 8×10 (which it did at 240dpi).
Thanks again!!
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