I want to send 300DPI ~or higher~ .jpg file displaying the design I want. Is this possible? Anything I should know?
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Hello Geejay, got a request from amazon to give a reply... No problem, shiny ez-seal was a terrific product for us. I dont know exactly why u are sending a 300 dpi or higher image, but if it is to just let the company know about the design u want, there is no need, but would be helpful. All we did was go to the website That they mentioned and choose the design, and mention it to them in your email reply. As to the size, they have a pre-determined size, so if you want it larger or smaller, u have to mention it specifically in your email. They are Very accomodating as long as it is doable. Hope it helps.
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Attention: AMAZON....I am unable to attach the jpeg file with instructions to help this customer in your current reply format. Please advise. RL Falk <><
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Brian - Actually I've used it a couple times to do just that and was surprised with the results. Obviously, it all depends on your definition of "quality images". Unfortunately, Amazon does not allow me to attach images here, but I could send you a couple of files (one from yesterday's solar eclipse...) so you would be able to judge. Just send me an email (leitejl at yahoo) and I'll reply back. Thanks!
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I'm not familiar with that format, but if your pictures are in .jpg format, there is no problem
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Hi Itaya, thanks for your response. I've always known that this program can do much more than I've ever asked for ;-). I don't work with different layers, and the marvellous 9999pixels are just theoretical, as you can set this number before the final storage.I have tested it with just 1200pixels and ended up with 23,4MB. While storing this enormous image I noticed, that you CAN choose between several formates i.e. jpg., bmp., png. and tiff. I've never needed them before, but now the both of us know better ... Let's enjoy the exploration of this program which turns out to be a real horn of plenty! Hi Itaya, thanks for your response. I've always known that this program can do much more than I've ever asked for ;-). I don't work with different layers, and the marvellous 9999pixels are just theoretical, as you can set this number before the final storage.I have tested it with just 1200pixels and ended up with 23,4MB. While storing this enormous image I noticed, that you CAN choose between several formates i.e. jpg., bmp., png. and tiff. I've never needed them before, but now the both of us know better ... Let's enjoy the exploration of this program which turns out to be a... » Read More Hi Itaya, thanks for your response. I've always known that this program can do much more than I've ever asked for ;-). I don't work with different layers, and the marvellous 9999pixels are just theoretical, as you can set this number before the final storage.I have tested it with just 1200pixels and ended up with 23,4MB. While storing this enormous image I noticed, that you CAN choose between several formates i.e. jpg., bmp., png. and tiff. I've never needed them before, but now the both of us know better ... Let's enjoy the exploration of this program which turns out to be a real horn of plenty! « Show Less
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Yes, but you will need a program capable of making an image file. There are a lot, depending upon your operating system, so just read about a few.
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I scanned a 4x6 photo at 600 dpi and saved it as a jpeg. The file size is 3 mg. Hope that helps
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Hi, Itaya, I can save my images in jpg. only. There are many ways to adjust your creation to your ideas. There is also an item where you can adjust the resolution to your needs. You normally start with 600pixels, but you can adjust the storage of your image up to 9999pixels (and I suppose even more).
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Yes you can. You need to change the line size on the images to greater than zero. I don't know how to send pics. If you want to direct email feel freer. Christineandmaddy@Yahoo.com
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I'm old school so I take it to a professional photo developer and let them do it all (negs, prints and high resolution cds). I don't think that answers your question but it's all I've got.
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I have not tried it for that. Honestly, I was very disappointed with the poor resolution when I printed a folded full card that I have not used it since. My intent was to create the cards and then send to UPS for professional color printing on card stock. The cards printed that way are only about $1.50 each so I thought it was a great alternative... but the quality just was not there... the wording was not crisp but rather blurred.
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Nothing to add... Same story: have JPEG but can't attach and the next best bet is their site. Good luck :-)I can tell you it's an awesome tool though...Scratch that : I just added the instructions sheet to the customer images. Hope this helps.
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You can store it as a jpeg file, if you want to change it to a tiff file, I would use another program.
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Only bmp files. Also they should be a concrete size. I never were successful doin it
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No, you can upload/email up to 8 megs for each jpg photo. By choosing to optimize your photos, in mynixplay account settings, you can store more photos but quality will be less than the originals. If your photos are very large you can choose, fit to screen, in your frame settings, otherwise the very large photos will scroll if setting is set to, fill screen.
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I noticed that too. They might have just really enhanced the compression practices of JPEG files. I wouldn't mind bigger file sizes myself if the image quality were improved....
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Hello, Asking this question could get you into trouble since file size is not a determination of your image quality. See below for the reasons but my recommendation would be a minimum 2 Megapixel image (The higher the resolution the better and more important) with a file size compressed from the original as little as you can 2Mpixel probably 1MB or larger. Open the image on your computer zoom it up and view it onscreen at about the 16*20 that the canvas will be. If you are happy with that, send the image. Lastly make sure your pixel ratio is 16X20 so you get what you expect when it is printed and the part you wanted is not cropped off. The smallest and largest files I have sent are a 1500 X 1949 pixel image (compressed to 570Kb) and a 3287 X 2188 pixel image (compressed to 4.03MB) Both look great however I can tell a difference. The 570kb file had too much compression on the jpeg. In raw terms, file size should equal (width in pixels) x (height in pixels) x 3 bytes per pixel. Lets take the case of a 3-Megapixel Image, 1900 pixels * 1600 pixels = 3.04 megapixels * 3 bytes = 9.12 megabytes uncompressed. This file is typically compressed and can be over 10:1 compression resulting in 900 kbytes and a picture which looses color chroma and has artifacts. So I should just use more than 9 megabytes right? Not really because a 90 megabyte image compressed to 9 megabytes will have the same chroma and artifact issue which you will not like hanging on the wall. Hope it helps. If you have read this far, my experience was with canvas champ which was awesome.