Online Picture Printing

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Welcome to Newtonville Camera Online Picture Printing!

You may place an order online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. After you place an order, we will call you to tell you that it is ready to be picked up. Subsequently, you can pick your order at our store. Please note that our lab is closed on Saturdays and Sundays, and therefore we will not be able fulfill orders on those days.

Archival Paper with Great Color and Details. All of the pictures ordered here will be printed on archival paper featuring:

• Beautiful colors ranging from subtle shades of green to more vivid blues and reds.
• Brilliant whites with clear and expressive highlight details.
• Thicker somewhat stiffer base means prints will lie flat.
• Excellent resistance to light fade and long-term dark storage.

Caution. Normally it is fast and very easy to submit photos. But here are a four things to be careful of when submitting your photos for printing:

• Small Files. If you submit your photos right from your digital camera, then you shouldn't have any problems. If you use a photo editing or sorting application on your computer, make sure you are not submitting a thumbnail preview version of your photo (iPhoto users - this means you). Thumbnail preview files won't print well. Alternatively, sometimes when someone emails you a photo - it may have been miniaturized to make it fit into your email. Miniaturized photos won't print well. Also, older cell-phone "cameras" make very small picture files which may not be suitable for printing. [Example] If your pictures are blurry - bring your camera into the store and we'll check the settings for you for free!
• Cropping. Depending on the size of the print that you order, some of your photo may get cut off. Be careful about heads and toes getting taken out of the photo. [Example]
• Special Characters. Please only name your files with uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, "_" underscores, and "-" hyphens. Please do not use other characters.
• File Type. We can print from JPEG files (they end in a ".jpg" suffix), TIFF files (they end in a ".tif" suffix), PNG files (they end in a ".png" suffix).

Basic Lab Quality Photo Prints. OK, lets order some wonderful picture prints! For basic picture printing of 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, 8x12, 10x15 photographs without borders or themes, please choose one of the following ordering methods:

Windows Users Click Here! Print Wizard - download and install The Print Wizard installer will download to your assigned downloads folder (sometimes this is the desktop). Upon completion of the download, double-click on the installer and follow the instructions to install and launch Print Wizard. In the future, you can launch Print Wizard directly from your "Start!" menu!

Mac Users Click Here! PhotoCentral - no download Requirements: Safari Web Browser, click here to download Adobe Flash Player Web Browser Plug-in, click here to download Please note: Mac OS X 10.7 Lion users, to upload photos through our website you will need to download and install Java for OS X Lion (it does not come with OS X Lion).

Greeting Cards, Creative Edges and Borders, Calendar Pages, Photo Book Pages. Let's say that you want to be more creative! Make new greeting cards, add borders to prints, calendar pages, photo book pages, and more! Choose the creative products link:

Creative Products Click Here! PhotoCentral - no download Modern Web Browser and Adobe Flash Plug-in required. New Greeting Cards (non-folding), Photos with Creative (or normal) Borders, Photo Business Cards, Photo Book Pages (for insertion into photo albums), Gift Tags, Photo Booth Prints, Single Page Calendars, Full Page Calendar Pages (non-bound), and more!

 

Example. Let me visually show you what I meant earlier when I referred to "cropping" and "small files".

This is a picture captured with a consumer compact digital camera. [The kitty's name is Horus by the way.] If you leave lots of space around your subjects when you take pictures, then you will never have a cropping problem. But if you take pictures that don't have a lot of space around your subjects, then part of the image might get cut off when printing. Watch what happens when you want to print a 4x6, 5x7, or 8x10 by pointing your mouse over "4x6", "5x7", or "8x10" below the photo. Part of the photo is removed to make it fit in the size photo that you are requesting. That is called "cropping". An 8x12 or 10x15 image would have the same cropping as a 4x6. Or point your mouse over "thumbnail" to see what happens when a file that is too small is printed. But don't worry, very few people have any problems at all and their pictures come out wonderfully!

"WANTZ MOAR LUVZ PLZ" by Kenneth Roberts 4x6 | 5x7 | 8x10 | thumbnail Photo files from a "DSLR" camera would not have any cropping for 4x6, 5x7, 8x12, or 10x15 print sizes. Also, if you bring your non-DSLR camera to our store, we can fix the settings so that there will be no cropping - for free!

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