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nickname : Nazza

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publish date : 2008-09-09 21:38

I am a first time user from Sydney Australia and I want to print around 1000+ photos so before ordering my pics I just need to clarify a few things.

In photocap if you load say around pictures to edit, and you select no border, date, dpi and then you save the batch, do the above changes apply to each photo or do you need to go in and select each one individually?

Using photocap, can you tell me the best selections/resolutions to use to get the best prints for 6x4.

One more thing, I have been reading something about white borders. If i don't want any white borders what do I select?
Do you crop the images?

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reply 1. publish date : 2008-09-10 19:00

quote Nazza :
I am a first time user from Sydney Australia and I want to print around 1000+ photos so before ordering my pics I just need to clarify a few things.

In photocap if you load say around pictures to edit, and you select no border, date, dpi and then you save the batch, do the above changes apply to each photo or do you need to go in and select each one individually?

Using photocap, can you tell me the best selections/resolutions to use to get the best prints for 6x4.

One more thing, I have been reading something about white borders. If i don't want any white borders what do I select?
Do you crop the images?

A. Changes do apply to each photo.
B. Choose 4x6 format and the best (the largest number) resolution.
C. We do crop the images if you choose no white borders. However, there will be very little crop if your photos are edited by PhotoCap. (The 4x6 format between the PhotoCap and the real printing still have a little variation)