Shawn if you don't want to crop (just like me) here is a photo site that prints digital camera size pictures - not the usual 35mm camera format that other places do, which means having to crop. I like to keep the opacity (a crop tool option) at 90% to make my "preview" more realistic. At this point you can basically see what your crop will look like and tweak it by adjusting the selection appropriately. Then just drag a box around the part of the image you want to keep. Just select the crop tool.Įnter "7 in" in the width and "5 in" in the height (or adjust according to your print). If you just want to appropriately crop on your own (and not add a frame, border, shadow, etc.), there's a much easier way to do it in PhotoShop. if you want step by step i will list it for you.Īnd i can give you the books correct title and number. Process from the book "50 quick digital photo techniques" or close Really impressed too and wanted to know how i did it. They look super with the ps mattte accent and the drop shadow iĪdded a nice drop shadow to the pic, a contrasting color bandĪround the border like a matting process. The pixels back to what they were befor i started resizing. Photoshop elements after resizing the photo to 280 dpi and changing Mode.thats 4x3 aspect ratio.going to 3x2 would be fine for 4圆 Problem is the 8x10 is not what the camera shoots in digital I got croped at walmart too (that sounded a little kinky LOL) the Kudbegud, I found a "50 Fast Digital Photo Techniques" by Gregory Georges & Cris Rys, on. You pay for what you get, but you don't always get what you paid for. and i can give you the books correct title and number. if you want step by step i will list it for you. i got the process from the book "50 quick digital photo techniques" or close to that title. the people at costco were really impressed too and wanted to know how i did it. they come out great! they look super with the ps mattte accent and the drop shadow really sets the picture in the frame. i added a nice drop shadow to the pic, a contrasting color band around the border like a matting process. so, i resized the canvas to 8x10 in photoshop elements after resizing the photo to 280 dpi and changing the pixels back to what they were befor i started resizing. I got croped at walmart too (that sounded a little kinky LOL) the problem is the 8x10 is not what the camera shoots in digital mode.thats 4x3 aspect ratio.going to 3x2 would be fine for 4圆 prints but not for 8x10's. If you have any other suggestions for places to get the photos I'm thinking of tryingĬostco, but I want to know if costco crops off the photos as well.Īnother choice is. Seeing how much of the image was cropped off, I'm looking for anĪlternative place to get the photos done at. On your images (you'll have to trim them yourself!)Īfter having some pics from my F707 made into prints at Walmart and
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gives you a great guide, plus the option not to crop/zoom Straight out of the camera and that's that - no screwing around That will not crop my photos at all? I want to be able to upload Ok well here is the bottom line: where can I go to get prints made I think if you give them instructions, they may be able to do what you want.Īlso try a test with just a couple of pictures and see what happens and.let us know. You first have to approve this before you can go on to editing and ordering your prints.Shawn, I would suggest calling or stopping by Costco and asking them yourself. Please note: when you upload a photo, the editor will automatically choose the right measurements for the print and it will give a warning that the photo has been cropped and/or if the resolution is too low. If you try to print in a different ratio, then the photos will be cropped.
If your camera took them in 4:3, then the correct print size would be 8"圆"/15x20 cm. So if your camera took the photos in an aspect ratio of 3:2, then you would need to print them in the same ratio (so either 6"x4" or 12"x8"/ 10x15 cm or 20x30 cm). The only way to print photos without cropping is to keep the photos within the correct aspect ratio. Please note: the greyed-out area indicates where the photo will be cropped and therefore not be printed.
Move the photo around by holding the mouse and dragging the photo to edit the cropping. To edit the cropping, click on the thumbnail of the photo.
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