For some photo contest, they only accept 8R. Not S8R.reflecx said:Why not save the trouble and print S8R instead, which is 3:2 ratio?
madison said:Sorry for the poor formatting below. It was extracted from a word document, showing the photo size, related ratio and the recommendation resolution for 300dpi. Rgds.
Photo Type Size Ratio Recommended resolution
Passport 35mm x 45mm 7:9 413 x 531
3R 3.5" x 5" 7:10 1050 x 1500
4R 4" x 6" 2:3 1200 x 1800
5R 5" x 7" 5:7 1500 x 2100
6R 6" x 8" 3:4 1800 x 2400
8R 8" x 10" 4:5 2400 x 3000
S8R 8" x 12" 2:3 2400 x 3600
10R 10" x 12" 5:6 3000 x 3600
S10R 10" x 15" 2:3 3000 x 4500
A5 148mm x 210mm 1748 x 2480
A4 210mm x 297mm 2480 x 3508
A3 297mm x 420mm 3508 x 4961
brandonb said:For some photo contest, they only accept 8R. Not S8R.
Too bad I already sent out the pic for contest. Spent 20++ for this experience. ;(rexlim said:I believe most contests accept 8R or S8R.
Do read the rules & regulations again carefully. Some will show "...minimum size of 8R is accepted..." Which means S8R size is also accepted.
Will show you after win the prize ;pjj1987 said:For an uncropped 8x10 Just go in photoshop and---
Image--> Image Size Set the largest dimension to 10.
Image--> Canvas Size then make the smallest dimension 8.
That will give you a white border, but wont crop. Otherwise just do 8x12 like suggested.
Oh yeah, did you forget to post your picture you submitted?
brandonb said:Will show you after win the prize ;p
rexlim said:Si mi contest huh? :what:
sinlg said:no shops print at 600 dpi?.. all 300dpi only?
i thot printer technology is at least 1200 dpi already