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irishgrizzly
Feb 12, 2007, 09:28 PM
Hi, I'm going to print a passport photo from a photo printing shop. In photoshop I've placed 4 35mm x 45mm pictures in a 4'x6' document. My question is what DPI did these places support is it 300 or 600? Its for my gf who isn't happy with the ones taken in the photo booth.
Coheebuzz
Feb 13, 2007, 07:36 AM
Send it at 600 just to be sure and they can convert to 300 if they want.
jessica.
Feb 13, 2007, 08:35 AM
600 is beyond overkill seriously. No printer is going to look at that and think "thank god they sent it at 600!!" 300 is more than acceptable. This is a passport photo? Why not go to the local post office that offers passport services and have it done? It seems like it's easier and bound to be better since they are beyond strict on the color size etc etc. Even your head has to be a certain size in the photo.
Abstract
Feb 13, 2007, 09:11 AM
Quite honestly, if it's as small as a passport photo, even 200 ppi isn't going to look THAT bad. Hell, it'd be difficult to print a passport photo that's only 200 ppi....well, unless you're using a 2 MP digital camera and you're cropping a lot.
ezzie
Feb 13, 2007, 09:23 AM
as stated above, you'd be better off going somewhere and just getting the photos taken by someone who knows all the requirements and won't mess it up.
seriously, not to be rude, but a passport picture isn't supposed to be pretty. if that's why your gf isn't happy with the pictures, that's a silly reason to try to do them on your own. get them done right and save yourself the hassle.
my $.02...
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