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Completely and utterly flummoxed.... I require serious help please..
A very interesting development today.....
The printer’s rep contacted me to say they one of their technicians had missed part of the process....the proofs forwarded were not what should have been sent out.... a new set of excellent proofs is on its way.... ...interesting stuff!
I have explained that all my future printing will be done via my iPad AFFINITY by SERIF.....
I will report back here....
Hobbo
The printer’s rep contacted me to say they one of their technicians had missed part of the process....the proofs forwarded were not what should have been sent out.... a new set of excellent proofs is on its way.... ...interesting stuff!
I have explained that all my future printing will be done via my iPad AFFINITY by SERIF.....
I will report back here....
Hobbo
Quote:A very interesting development today.....
The printer’s rep contacted me to say they one of their technicians had missed part of the process....the proofs forwarded were not what should have been sent out.... a new set of excellent proofs is on its way.... ...interesting stuff!
I have explained that all my future printing will be done via my iPad AFFINITY by SERIF.....
I will report back here....
Hobbo
Doh! 🤣
Are they even aware of the sleepless nights it’s been giving us here? 😂
Mmmmmmm! Further to all of this...
I have on my iPad Pro....an app called ...BATCH IMAGE RE-SIZER.... it can take a single or a selected number of photographs .... then batch re-size them....
Question...if the largest print I require is A4 and the others in between are large crops to suit composition... which of the formulae in the screenshot here would be best please ? You can see original sizes in red on the thumbnails ... I wish I could do math.... .. Hobbo
I have on my iPad Pro....an app called ...BATCH IMAGE RE-SIZER.... it can take a single or a selected number of photographs .... then batch re-size them....
Question...if the largest print I require is A4 and the others in between are large crops to suit composition... which of the formulae in the screenshot here would be best please ? You can see original sizes in red on the thumbnails ... I wish I could do math.... .. Hobbo
Quote:Mmmmmmm! Further to all of this...
Hi again,
Personally, I don't bother with resizing files to be sent to the lab. and so far, no-one's questioned it.
I just make sure that they're cropped to the desired format; ie. A4, 6x4 etc. (no dimensions, just the shape) and that the pixel dimensions are at least as large as they need to be; yours surely must be, straight from the camera, to produce the print and I let the lab. deal with everything else.
In other words, I simply send them full size, full resolution files of the correct shape and they do the rest.
If in doubt, why don't you try sending them just one, prepared as I do and see what happens?
You've nothing to lose and if it works (it does for me) then all you'll need to do is crop your images to the desired format and nothing else.
Your workload just became a lot easier.
