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Click and hold your mouse on the photo to drag and move your image.

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Uploading Tips

Digital Images are computer files which, when opened with the right program, display a picture on your computer screen.

When a computer displays a digital image, what it does is take the data in the file, and displays thousands of tiny dots on your screen. Each of these dots is called a "pixel". The more pixels an image has, the more detailed the picture can be. Image quality is measured by pixels per inch, also called dots per inch, or "dpi".

We strongly recommend that your digital pictures be at least 1024 pixels wide and at least 768 pixels tall. Here's how to make sure you have an image that is at least our recommended size:

If you already have an image:

Open My Computer.
Find the image you want to use.
Set your mouse pointer on the image, click the RIGHT mouse button once, and release. A small menu will appear.
Set your mouse pointer at the bottom of the menu on "Properties" (It will highlight), click the LEFT mouse button once, and release. A new screen will pop up.
You should see several tabs across the top of the page. One of them will say "Summary." Click it.
You should see a list of image properties. "Width" is the image width in pixels, and "Height" is the image height in pixels.

If you are planning on taking a picture with a digital camera:

Make sure you have a camera that takes 2 megapixel images or larger.
Make sure your camera is set to the highest setting before taking a picture.
Save Images in a JPG format.
Refer to your camera's manual for more details.

If you are scanning a 4x6 (regular photo size) image:

Set the scanner resolution to 200 dpi or higher and save the image in a JPG format.
If your scanner does not have a dpi setting, use the highest available setting.
Refer to your scanner?s manual for more details.

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Mailing Photos

A mail order kit will be Priority Shipped to your shipping address. Follow the simple instructions in the kit and return it with your print in the prepaid postage envelope included with your kit. Your print will be returned to you when we have completed the bag.

NOTE: There is a $9.95 processing fee for shipping the kit, scanning your photos and returning the photos to you.

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Photo Uploading Tips

Digital Images are computer files which, when opened with the right program, display a picture on your computer screen.

When a computer displays a digital image, what it does is take the data in the file, and displays thousands of tiny dots on your screen. Each of these dots is called a "pixel". The more pixels an image has, the more detailed the picture can be. Image quality is measured by pixels per inch, also called dots per inch, or "dpi".

We strongly recommend that your digital pictures be at least 1024 pixels wide and at least 768 pixels tall. Here's how to make sure you have an image that is at least our recommended size:

If you already have an image:

Open My Computer.
Find the image you want to use.
Set your mouse pointer on the image, click the RIGHT mouse button once, and release. A small menu will appear.
Set your mouse pointer at the bottom of the menu on "Properties" (It will highlight), click the LEFT mouse button once, and release. A new screen will pop up.
You should see several tabs across the top of the page. One of them will say "Summary." Click it.
You should see a list of image properties. "Width" is the image width in pixels, and "Height" is the image height in pixels.

If you are planning on taking a picture with a digital camera:

Make sure you have a camera that takes 2 megapixel images or larger.
Make sure your camera is set to the highest setting before taking a picture.
Save Images in a JPG format.
Refer to your camera's manual for more details.

If you are scanning a 4x6 (regular photo size) image:

Set the scanner resolution to 200 dpi or higher and save the image in a JPG format.
If your scanner does not have a dpi setting, use the highest available setting.
Refer to your scanner's manual for more details.

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