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Re: Quality of images for mugs/tshirts
Posted: 21 May 2010, 10:03
by jaffacat
Hi
If someone is sending me a photo to put on a mug or tshirt what quality does it have to be, is it a certain megapixel as a min and what format jpeg or ?
Thanks Lisa
Re: Quality of images for mugs/tshirts
Posted: 21 May 2010, 10:41
by Kaz
Hi Lisa
I get them sent in jpeg format, and the higher the resolution the better. Minimum would be 300 dpi. I got one the other day and it was 5mb and it was huge, lol
Re: Quality of images for mugs/tshirts
Posted: 21 May 2010, 13:54
by jaffacat
Thanks Kaz
Re: Quality of images for mugs/tshirts
Posted: 21 May 2010, 13:59
by bms
300dpi would be ideal but most members of the public wouldn't have a clue. Best thing to say is if they've taken a photo on their camera then give you the file in the size it is. If you want a picture to be, say 20cm x 20cm at 300dpi then a jpg from a camera which may be 80cm x 80cm at 72dpi would be okay as you'd compress the image into a small size and so still get similar quality.
Re: Quality of images for mugs/tshirts
Posted: 21 May 2010, 15:04
by jaffacat
fab, I dont really have a clue either!
20x20 would be ok for mugs
thanks
Re: Quality of images for mugs/tshirts
Posted: 21 May 2010, 15:44
by bms
20x20 would be ok for mugs
That would be a HUGE mug!

Re: Quality of images for mugs/tshirts
Posted: 21 May 2010, 16:56
by Paul
Kaz wrote:Hi Lisa
I get them sent in jpeg format, and the higher the resolution the better. Minimum would be 300 dpi. I got one the other day and it was 5mb and it was huge, lol
true but not all

highest resolution is the most importent. make sure pictures r not less then 800x600 or simillar.
most of cameras and flat bed scaners making/scanning photographs at 72dpi (dot per inch)