What size photos should I get printed to use in this photo button? I want to order the prints online todayT! thanks!
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Order so the image you want in your button is 3.3 inches and the total no more than 3.65 inches in diameter. If you use 4x6 prints you'll have to cut a little over 1/2" off of the image to fit the button. There is a rounded edge that keeps the entire 3.65" diameter from clearly showing...hence the 3.3" suggestion
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Sorry, but I don't print smaller pictures. I have found that the print dialog box offers different options dependent upon the application that has the photo.
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Yes you upload the photo you want to use! They'll even show you an online version of how it will look for you to confirm you like it!
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Hi - How To Send Us Image - Go to Your Account - Your Order(s) - Contact Seller -Select "Product Customization" - Enter special instructions (if any) & Attach JPEG Image Thank you
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You choose which photos you want to print. It has very little storage within the camera - only holds about 10 pics or so. I have to delete them often.
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For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product. For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will... » Read More For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product. « Show Less
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You can use resize to fit to enlarge a small photo to fit within the printable area of a full size page. Load original, press the Size button to select Resize to Fit. From page 26 of the user manual. That is the only enlargement option I can see in the manual.
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Yes it will. I specifically got this album for odd sized photographs, and larger oddd sized and shaped drawings that friends draw for me. I would say that color pic in here would be fine... I base this on the fact that personally when I put pics in an album I SELDOM next to NEVER take them out.... I just view them as they sit. I think a lot of photo damage comes from taking them in and out of albums - esp the magnetic kind as over the years the stick may stick to the pick if someone tries tp remove it. I am always at a loss as to why folks jiggle photos around so much. I think more success is had it ppl would just place them nicely and leave them alone.. but that's just me. Also, I will add that I got 1 refill pk as well but I am affraid that adding it to the existing album is no easy task. so I will prob just place it inside. None the less, this album gives you more that enough room for all the odd and oversized pics you'll ever need. ... I have Largest pic of Richard Gere the year he won sexiest man of year & was on front cove of US... fits excellent , nice and flat - no wrinkles. Good Luck if you choose to try it. :)
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First turn on by pushing the on button. The row of buttons at the top A push that until you get the size you want. In the lower left corner in the window you will see pt 8 keep pushing the A button to get pt 10, 12,16, 20. This is the size of the lettering. The B button is for Bold print. The I button if for Italics. The U button might be for underline I am not sure. The ABC running across is to change the direction of the print. When you have selected what you want then push OK. Then select the numbers or the letters that you want to print. If you made a mistake in spelling the X button down at the right hand corner will erase the mistake. Push once to erase one letter and more for addition letters. When finished you push the print button (the light blue) at the top. After the printing is complete then push the button on the side to cut the tape. Peel of the backing and place where you want it. If you want to use some symbols such as periods, commas, quotation marks etc. then push the menu button--the arrows are for scrolling when you see what you want the push the OK button. I have not figured everything out yet but trial and error helps to learn. I hope this at least will get you started. Good Luck! All for now.
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I think if you adjust your image size as you wish, then print to a larger sized standard paper (like 13x19 or 14x17), you'd get what you need. You'd have to trim the excess, of course. A bit wasteful, but not sure how many printers in this range can handle custom sized media.
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Supported sizes for photo printing are: 4" x 6", 5" x 7", 8" x 10", and 8.5" x 11", at 16:9 wide. Thanks, PCrush
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I just uploaded photos. Check customer images of the product of both sheets. I have not used them. Depending on how fast Amazon approves it for posting, check back in a day or two if the photos are available. See how many of each character are there. Different for each so feel free to look for yourself.
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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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Hi - How To Send Us Image - Go to Your Account - Your Order(s) - Contact Seller -Select "Product Customization" - Enter special instructions (if any) & Attach JPEG ImageThank you
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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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You only need to change the ones that run out. I just buy ahead so I can print photos without waiting for more to be mailed. I only use originals as some of the cheap refilled ones don't do as good. just shop for the best deals
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***Sending Photos - Please click &gt; Your Account &gt; Your Order &gt; Contact Seller &gt; Then Choose "Product Customization" Attached and send photos