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debrito

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ok i want to get htese phots in these frames but im not sure about putting borders on i like the idea of the shot beging long and thin how do i get this effect in a 8 x10 frame ?would you but borders around them ? the frame is black
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03Jan2010_1837.jpg

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24Dec2009_8716.jpg

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02Jan2010_1081copy.jpg

thanks
 
Cant help you on the framing but you need to get your sensor cleaned, the first shot has loads of dust bunnies
 
Dogfish_magnet said:
Cant help you on the framing but you need to get your sensor cleaned, the first shot has loads of dust bunnies
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Ah, I wondered what was causing those marks! :D
 
can anyone help me its driving :cuckoo:
i just cant get my head around it i ordered a 18x12 print
so i could fit it in a frame landscape 13x 6 but how do i blank out the rest so the printers dont jus print the whole image ?:bonk::bonk:
 
debrito said:
can anyone help me its driving :cuckoo:
i just cant get my head around it i ordered a 18x12 print
so i could fit it in a frame landscape 13x 6 but how do i blank out the rest so the printers dont jus print the whole image ?:bonk::bonk:
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Using the crop tool in photoshop, you can set target dimensions and resolution (i.e. 13" x 6" x 300dpi). You then drag the marquee around the area you want to keep. Photoshop will maintain the correct aspect ratio and when you click apply it will resize to exactly 13" x 6" @ 300dpi
 
MC_Stoo said:
Using the crop tool in photoshop, you can set target dimensions and resolution (i.e. 13" x 6" x 300dpi). You then drag the marquee around the area you want to keep. Photoshop will maintain the correct aspect ratio and when you click apply it will resize to exactly 13" x 6" @ 300dpi
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ok i have done that but how do i get the print shop to print it in that form ?:shrug:
 
or alternatively order from a print house that supports custom sizes. Both loxley and Peak imaging do and you just order in the regular print size that supports your full image (15x10) for peak imaging and then put in special instructions to say (print xyz.jpg - 13x6 custom size print)
 
Contact a few printers to ask if they can accomodate your requirements and how to go about placing an order.
 
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