The discussion revolves around how to take a photograph of a set of images that preserves their physical dimensions when printed. Participants explore methods for ensuring that the images maintain their specified size (axb) when sent as physical prints, rather than digital files.
Participants express various methods and considerations for preserving image size, but there is no consensus on the best approach. Different perspectives on how to handle the images and the printing process remain evident.
Participants note the importance of ensuring the correct physical dimensions and scaling when printing, highlighting potential issues with different paper sizes and DPI settings.
inches, thanks.jedishrfu said:Is axb pixels or inches?
Thanks. Thing is they must be turned in as physical pics, satisfying size restriction, not as a file. Then they would have to be printed at the receiving end while preserving size restriction. Edit: Trying to save on cost of sending it to a remote place.jedishrfu said:If you have them already then just send them intact or combine into a pdf and send them. You can email them to your email acct and then download to your phone for sending via messaging if thats what you want to do.
So you need to send pictures that will be printed at the final destination at actual 1:1 size.WWGD said:Thanks. Thing is they must be turned in as physical pics, satisfying size restriction, not as a file. Then they would have to be printed at the receiving end while preserving size restriction.