If 72 dpi on some an 300 dpi on others?
Markjay
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I'm just curious to know....
IF some photos are uploaded at 72 DPI and others are uploaded at 300 DPI?
How does this affect someone wanting to order a photo in the print ordering system on Smugmug?
Another question: when a customer orders a digital download it reads (sizes)
1 mp for low res
4 mp for high res
____ for original
Why is a size listed for 1 mp & 4 mp by not original? The answer is probably obvious but, I've been awake since WAY too early this morning....
so enlighten me, please.
Thanks,
Markjay
IF some photos are uploaded at 72 DPI and others are uploaded at 300 DPI?
How does this affect someone wanting to order a photo in the print ordering system on Smugmug?
Another question: when a customer orders a digital download it reads (sizes)
1 mp for low res
4 mp for high res
____ for original
Why is a size listed for 1 mp & 4 mp by not original? The answer is probably obvious but, I've been awake since WAY too early this morning....
so enlighten me, please.
Thanks,
Markjay
Markjay
Canon AE1 - it was my first "real camera"
Canon 20D - no more film!
Canon AE1 - it was my first "real camera"
Canon 20D - no more film!
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http://www.smugmug.com/help/display-quality
All prints are ordered and made from your original files.
Your sRGB original files are never changed.
Original Size dig downloads can be any size you wish. If your original was .5 megapixel, then you'd sell that as only Originals.
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I forgot to ask you......
if the color space on the image that is uploaded is RGB, does Smug convert to SRGB or, will the images be displayed as they are... as RGB colorspace viewing files / colors?
Canon AE1 - it was my first "real camera"
Canon 20D - no more film!
We only convert aRGB, CMYK and Prophoto to sRGB.
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