Making Digital Photo Printing Better
Storing all images you shot in your desktop or the memory card is quite useless.
You would get a great satisfaction if you can see a printed copy of the image you have so artistically shot.
Well with Digital photo printing, this has become an easy job too.
In fact, digital photo printing has taken the photo printing industry into a boom phase with its simple and ready to use technology.
In digital photo printing you can easily get the images chosen printed using very simple commands in the computer.
There are a few things though that you have to keep in mind in digital printing.
They are: •Resolution - always take care to use high resolution cameras.
These would give you best pictures for digital photo printing.
An ideal choice would be the 7-megapixel camera.
•Lighting - though this may sound simple, lighting affects a photo as much as resolution.
You have to make a note of the quality of light available and then choose whether you have to use flash or not.
Especially if you are using smaller cameras with built in flashes, try not to be farther away than 15 feet from the object to be shot.
•Printer - there are a range of printers available in the market for digital photo printing.
Like the HP (Hewlett-Packard) Officejet J4580 Multifunction Printer, Canon imageCLASS MF4350D Multifunction Printer, Epson Artisan 810 Multifunction Photo Printer, etc •Paper quality - you cannot use the regular pare for printing your photos though.
It is always economical to go for glossy papers meant for photo printing for both a good picture and for less usage of ink.
The ink will properly adhere to the substrate only if it is of good quality, only then can you get the best contrast and colours.
•Colour correction - a good digital photo printing is possible only if you take care to choose how bright the photo has to be and other factors like dust spotting, retouching at specific places, vectorisation, cropping etc.
•Read the manual thoroughly - well looks too conventional, doesn't it? It is of great help though.
Make a thorough study of the manual that you got along with your camera.
You may know things that you might have missed earlier.
Before proceeding to digital photo printing, take some time and go through some software to make the image more pleasing.
This work may seem tedious but believe me you would love the final print.
Use MS paint, Adobe Photoshop and the new Picasa, and resize your image, cropping them to required size, bring them to correct pixel size, sharpening features and enhance every aspect that may please you.
And, there you have got a good image, but wait make a preview before you finally go for digital photo printing.
You would get a great satisfaction if you can see a printed copy of the image you have so artistically shot.
Well with Digital photo printing, this has become an easy job too.
In fact, digital photo printing has taken the photo printing industry into a boom phase with its simple and ready to use technology.
In digital photo printing you can easily get the images chosen printed using very simple commands in the computer.
There are a few things though that you have to keep in mind in digital printing.
They are: •Resolution - always take care to use high resolution cameras.
These would give you best pictures for digital photo printing.
An ideal choice would be the 7-megapixel camera.
•Lighting - though this may sound simple, lighting affects a photo as much as resolution.
You have to make a note of the quality of light available and then choose whether you have to use flash or not.
Especially if you are using smaller cameras with built in flashes, try not to be farther away than 15 feet from the object to be shot.
•Printer - there are a range of printers available in the market for digital photo printing.
Like the HP (Hewlett-Packard) Officejet J4580 Multifunction Printer, Canon imageCLASS MF4350D Multifunction Printer, Epson Artisan 810 Multifunction Photo Printer, etc •Paper quality - you cannot use the regular pare for printing your photos though.
It is always economical to go for glossy papers meant for photo printing for both a good picture and for less usage of ink.
The ink will properly adhere to the substrate only if it is of good quality, only then can you get the best contrast and colours.
•Colour correction - a good digital photo printing is possible only if you take care to choose how bright the photo has to be and other factors like dust spotting, retouching at specific places, vectorisation, cropping etc.
•Read the manual thoroughly - well looks too conventional, doesn't it? It is of great help though.
Make a thorough study of the manual that you got along with your camera.
You may know things that you might have missed earlier.
Before proceeding to digital photo printing, take some time and go through some software to make the image more pleasing.
This work may seem tedious but believe me you would love the final print.
Use MS paint, Adobe Photoshop and the new Picasa, and resize your image, cropping them to required size, bring them to correct pixel size, sharpening features and enhance every aspect that may please you.
And, there you have got a good image, but wait make a preview before you finally go for digital photo printing.