Resizing / Cropping pictues to upload
dylansdigitals
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:scratch I am trying to upload photos into my galleries. When resizing / cropping my pictures are there any suggested picture sizes that I should try to stay with? What works best?
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Andy,
I am sorry, I didn't make myself clear. I am trying to crop the pictures for effect. I take sports shots and want to crop out unneccessary background. I would really like to take out some of the background and resize to ???? This is where I am lost. What should I shoot for in order to get the best prints? How does this work for prints that people may want to purchase. How should I best sixe the prints to satisify their orders?
Photography by: Denise Rowe
www.dylansdigitals.smugmug.com
Like Andy said, if you leave the image as is size wise, then your customer can do a custom crop when they check out. I have seen some really strange crops come through on my orders, so you may want to leave as much there as possible.
Perfect Pix
Perfect Pix
Here I go again sounding stupid, but what exactly does this mean?
Photography by: Denise Rowe
www.dylansdigitals.smugmug.com
http://perfectpix.smugmug.com/Sports/291904
I have not made a custom watermark yet, just been to lazy. To be a little techy... Every picture that is displayed on your screen is stored in the cache file on your PC/Mac, if I can see your original files, then I can save it. Once I save your original, I can print what I want. (Of course I have to remove the watermark first....) Some people don't care about that at all though.
Another thing, you may want to limit what you upload. This gallery has more then I usually put up, because it is the only time I made it to a hockey game this year.
Try and only put up your best. Usually the "best" will include:
Face
Number
BALL
If not all 3, then you have to have a FACE!
Hope this helps!
Mike
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