Archive for the ‘Savvy Photo Tips’ Category
Check out Lifephoto’s FAQs to ensure photo quality
Personally, I never read instructions. I simply jump in and start “doing.” Sometimes I need to go back and find out if I’m doing it correctly. That’s why I recommend you review the FAQs on the Lifephoto site before you upload your photos. Only takes a minute, but will help you get better quality photo reproduction for your photo gifts. You’ll find the FAQs and other good information about Lifephoto by clicking “ABOUT” at the bottom of any page.
.JPG and DPI Matter
- Be sure your photos are saved in the .jpg format before uploading.
- Use 300 DPI for images smaller than 12″x12″.
- 150 DPI for images larger than 12 × 12″ with an sRGB color profile.
- Try to upload your photos in the order in which you think you will use them– if including them in a photo book, journal, calendar or day planner. You can always rearrange them later, but it’s faster if they are already in the order you’d like.
Valentine Question: Will You Marry Me?
Looking for a special way to ask your sweetheart the big question on Valentine’s Day? Give her (or him) a custom photo day planner that starts with your marriage proposal printed on February 14.
Begin your photo day planner with February 2010
Lifephoto gives you easy options for making a very special day planner: continue reading
Make your own Valentines
It’s a snap to upload a great photo or your own terrific 
graphic with a clever or humorous message. Takes minutes and delivers a custom Valentine card for your family and friends.
It’s fun. It’s creative. It’s quick and easy to do. If you really want to snap up your Valentine card, have it printed on metallic photo paper. Your picture will really pop!
Check out photo greeting cards on lifephoto.com.
Make Your Garden Photogenic
Yes, it’s winter — and maybe you have snow and temps far too cold to think about gardening.
But this is the time to plan what to put in your garden to make it a good photo spot and attractive to insects and wildlife that would make great photo subjects.
Here’s a post from Digital-Photography-School.com that offers some tips on mastering simple backyard photography. Put these ideas into action and you can develop a terrific array of garden settings for snapping those digital pictures.
Don’t Forget Winter Garden Photos continue reading
