Is this paper wide enough for family photographs or should I get the 107" wide x 12yards?
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I personally have the 53" and use it for cake smash sessions and anything with one kid or adult only. For a family definitely get the 107" but of course it depends how big the family is.
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hmmmmm.... this size would be a tight fit. If you could stack the family tight and tall this would work, but again - a tight fit. I am a pet photographer so this size is perfect. I can fit a dog with it's parents nicely. hope this helps.
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no it's not it can fit 2 people standing right next to each other. I would get the bigger for family pictures.
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I think 4x6 might work. It's been a while but I think the invites I made were 1/4 sheets of paper, so 4.25"x5.5". Maybe trimmed slightly down from that size. Pretty sure 5x7 would be too big.
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This album comes with 12x12 open pocket pages to put one (or two, back to back, depending on how much embellishments are added to each sheet) 12x12 inch piece of scrapbook paper into it that has been decorated and photos attached to it. But you can buy the 12 x 12 pages that have pockets for 4x6 photos and smaller pockets for journaling cards if you don't want to fool with scrapbooking and just want to use it as a photo album. It's versatile. You can purchase these pages here on Amazon or buy them at Walmart. I just picked up two packs at Walmart that have 10 pages each for under $3. Be sure they're the 3-ring pages and not the post-bound ones. A lot more can fit in this album than in those post-bound ones. Good luck!
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I made a print on 8 1/2" x 11" photo paper. HOWEVER, the number of megabites in the digital image may affect your choice of print size. Enlarging, cropping a section of a photo, etc. affect how big an enlargement is going to look good. Hope this helps.
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I think nothing wider than A3. The machine has guides for photo, letter and A3 sizes of paper. Nothing larger than A3.
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I agree with daytripper, as long as your printer will accept 4x6 paper, you should have no problems
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Don't have any photo paper but I do print out the occasional photo on my newsletter. The photos are typically 2x2.5 inches, not too big. They look fine under casual inspection.
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It's like two fingers wide, you will have enough space because it goes all the way down the page. The photos are in landscape mode and you can fit two pictures on each page. Out of all the photo albums that I bought this has been the best one to buy.
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Yes you can use regular 4 by 6 photo paper with,the epson picturemate printer
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Well I have a Program from Hall Mark, (Hallmark Card Studio 2014) that's what I use to make the Cards Christmas Birthdays etc. I do half folds Quarter fold, envelopes and others.The Hallmark Papers and the Avery I used is letter size.The images I used are from the program itself and some I download from internet on some cards I stretched them out to fit on the card. And the program has feature to maximize the size, all depends on the end product you want.Thanks
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I gave this item as a gift to my brother to scrapbook family history. I can't say I know much about graphics or what she would put in there, but it seems to me it was somewhere in the neighborhood of 8X10. It did appear to have plenty of pages with dividers between which gave it a very nice finished look so if she were to use it as a portfolio for her work, I would think it would provide a good presentation.
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Hi: I have an Epson R2000 printer for photographs and the Ultra Premium is my favorite paper. I would buy the 8 1/2 x 11 for an 8 x 10 picture because I would be matting it to go in a frame. If you just want to put a picture in a frame without matting you could use 8 x 10. I personally wouldn't do that. I tend to do a lot of 16 x 20 frames, so then the paper I use is the Ultra 13 x 19. It gives me a great 12 x 16 picture. This is the Ultra size I use the most. I think it's always good to have a little play with the paper so that's why I recommend the 8 1/2 x 11 for the 8 x 10 picture. Hope that helps. Hi: I have an Epson R2000 printer for photographs and the Ultra Premium is my favorite paper. I would buy the 8 1/2 x 11 for an 8 x 10 picture because I would be matting it to go in a frame. If you just want to put a picture in a frame without matting you could use 8 x 10. I personally wouldn't do that. I tend to do a lot of 16 x 20 frames, so then the paper I use is the Ultra 13 x 19. It gives me a great 12 x 16 picture. This is the Ultra size I use the most. I think it's always good to have a little play with the paper so that's why I recommend the 8 1/2 x 11 for the 8 x 10 picture. Hope... » Read More Hi: I have an Epson R2000 printer for photographs and the Ultra Premium is my favorite paper. I would buy the 8 1/2 x 11 for an 8 x 10 picture because I would be matting it to go in a frame. If you just want to put a picture in a frame without matting you could use 8 x 10. I personally wouldn't do that. I tend to do a lot of 16 x 20 frames, so then the paper I use is the Ultra 13 x 19. It gives me a great 12 x 16 picture. This is the Ultra size I use the most. I think it's always good to have a little play with the paper so that's why I recommend the 8 1/2 x 11 for the 8 x 10 picture. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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It will work fine with a muslin backdrop, or a 4' or 9' roll of seamless paper, depending on your needs.
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I see a picture next to your question of the 200 Pocket Frame photo album. You cannot add pages to the photo albums. However you are able to add 12x12 pages to the 12 x 12 scrapbooks
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I recently printed some photos of my grandkids on glossy-premium photo paper from Office Max and they turned out beautiful. I also printed some 4 x 6 prints. It is relatively easy to adjust the printer to accommodate different sizes, just read the instruction book. I would suggest printing on plain paper every 8 to 10 prints though, just to keep the inks from slight overrun. This would probably be avoided if you got a more matte photo paper. It's a great printer for any project I've tried.
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I'm not sure about the paper , but I know the printer itself can take paper 11 inches wide. So if the 11 in ur paper measurement is width then it will work.
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I don't have a 9" photo to check it, but in my experience one always needs a size at least a little larger (1/2") than the item inserted. If you search you can surely find something bigger. That is why these are ideal for mailing 8.5x11 documents.