Does this mean I can upload any picture to the 'My SmugMug Creations -> Cards' gallery (once I have one) and order cards, just as long as they are 2400 x 1200 pixels and 300 dpi?
you can put such a photo anywhere on your site and do what you asked
Well since smugmug went to all the trouble to create the code to make these awesome cards, I think they need to create cards for other times of the year, Easter, Halloween, Birthday, etc that we could use. Seems like a bit of a waste of a great feature to only be able to use it at one time of the year. You could do a contest, etc. Most designs could be very simple. I used one and created the card, downloaded the file and then added my own text because of the limited text space thru the smugmug card creator.
Just trying to think ahead, its to late for Easter this year probably.
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I went through this thread and didn't see an answer so posting my question ~ just to make sure before I place an order~Does the watermark used on my gallery images print automatically on the holiday card? I don't want it there so I am wondering if I must remove it prior to placing order?
Thank you!!
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I went through this thread and didn't see an answer so posting my question ~ just to make sure before I place an order~Does the watermark used on my gallery images print automatically on the holiday card? I don't want it there so I am wondering if I must remove it prior to placing order?
Thank you!!
Really Explain the 1200x2400 Resolution please
Why is the resolution requirement so large ? 1200x2400 pixels seems really large to me. Could someone really explain the issues involved. Like : "snapfish " requires a minimum 640 x 426 for an 8 x 10 card, as do other card producing sites. Some sites want more, like : shutterfly.
But what are the nuances of this : is it dpi that is really the issue, and can that be different than the : 640 x 426 part of the equation. Does the style of the card change the requirements but most sites just give an overall estimate of their minimum ?
What is " up res," and does it hurt the image quality ?
I'm wondering about stuff like that.
A number of the image I'm working on are posted on smugmug ( dotfur.com) at : http://dotfur.smugmug.com/gallery/6419135_Dgyfy in " traditional viewing style the resolution titles are visable.
And I'll try and post one here that is 526 x 664 :
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Just trying to think ahead, its to late for Easter this year probably.
Thank you!!
It is never to late to become what you might have been.
www.behindthezoom.com
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Why is the resolution requirement so large ? 1200x2400 pixels seems really large to me. Could someone really explain the issues involved. Like : "snapfish " requires a minimum 640 x 426 for an 8 x 10 card, as do other card producing sites. Some sites want more, like : shutterfly.
But what are the nuances of this : is it dpi that is really the issue, and can that be different than the : 640 x 426 part of the equation. Does the style of the card change the requirements but most sites just give an overall estimate of their minimum ?
What is " up res," and does it hurt the image quality ?
I'm wondering about stuff like that.
A number of the image I'm working on are posted on smugmug ( dotfur.com) at : http://dotfur.smugmug.com/gallery/6419135_Dgyfy in " traditional viewing style the resolution titles are visable.
And I'll try and post one here that is 526 x 664 :
Any ideas
Marty
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