How much of an edge around a photo should i have in order for picture not to get cut off and folder over the edge?
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Dear CustomerThere should be 2 inches every side top, bottom , left and right.You just need to send picture our designers wil manage it. We can use mirror edge alsk so picture will not cut will mirror on edge.If you have any confusion and query then please feel free to contact us.ThanksCanvas Fusion
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Dear Customer,You can keep 2 inches in total on the left and right side of the image and 2 inches for the top and the bottom. Hence a total for 4 inches for each side of the canvas frame. Please let us know if this helps you in the best manner.Thanks,Canvas Champ
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Dear Customer, You can keep 2 inches in total on the left and right side of the image and 2 inches for the top and the bottom. Hence a total for 4 inches for each side of the canvas frame. Please let us know if this helps you in the best manner. Thanks, Canvas Champ
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Yes: the printed image goes to the edge of the paper. But, you can reduce the size without losing much information, proportionally: it's huge.
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You will need to set your scan for the maximum DPI possible and make sure that both the photo being scanned and the scanner glass is as free of dust / lint etc as possible. The only issue I see here is the graininess of the original photo. The larger the grain in the original the less desirable the 36 x 36 print will be.
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Yes you do need to trim your design or cut around your picture in order to not have a white border or bacground.
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You can't really see any overlap areas. I even scan and stitched something with text on it.
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Being a flatbed, that's going to take a lot of time; open the cover, line up the photo, close the cover, scan, crop, save. There are some scanners which have "feeders" that will handle this for you, but you need to keep an eye on them or your photos might get caught and damaged.
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The inside of the envelope is not padded. If your photo was exactly 6 x 9 and the envelope is exactly 6 x 9, you'd probably have to trim off a little of the side/s of the picture and also add a piece of cardboard or two to keep the picture from being bent.
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I actually use photo corner tabs to attach photos. It works nicely without ruining the pages or the photo.
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It depends on your expectations. If you want the entire LCD screen covered edge to edge, it doesn't do that. On my D7000, it covers all but a small portion around the edges. In other words, the most important part of the LCD screen -- the part you view -- is fully protected. And I actually like the sliver border.
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Nothing. You should clip your background to the top and sides to keep it taut.
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Around the edges...you can look at the different views of photos for this product..
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Its best to carefully cut them out. Or make a dark background because the wntire paper would be transfered and a white square will appear on it. So cut the white out.
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I have to trim the edges of an 8x10 photo for it to fit perfectly into these sleeves. But its only a sliver, so I dont mind doing it.
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use a file and file the side until it fit,it will be tight but it will work.
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Works well, but the very tiniest corners of your pictures will be black corners, not a huge deal though, works great.
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No, there is nothing over the pictures or in between. The metal edge of each page holds each page securely in place. We have had no issues with this album and highly recommend it.
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Yes though the way the decorative element swoops down into the space where you will place the photo can get in the way depending on what photo you are using (like it could cut into someone's head in the photo). Guess you need to think about what photo you are going to use in relation to that.