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1.
Scan your photos or have
them scanned at a local photo lab, and send them to us on CD-R or through email.
2.
Send us your physical photos to be scanned ($ .50 per photo).
If you are scanning your photos:
DO:
1. The
scanner you're using must be cleaned thoroughly with a dry
T-shirt or cloth every five scans. If you do not do this, dust particles and fingerprint smudges
will be scanned with the photos. This is especially crucial when using a public
scanner at a local photo lab.
2. After you scan each photo, save it in JPG format. Title each
photo a 3-digit number indicating the order that you would like it to appear in
the video (e.g. 001.jpg, 002.jpg).
3.
Send us a CD of your images or submit them via e-mail.
4.
Important: Set the scanning
resolution as high as possible (we recommend setting the resolution at 300 DPI
or higher). Photos
scanned at a low resolution may appear blurry or "digitized" on your computer
screen. Before sending your scanned photo files, carefully examine each
one. If the photos are distorted (if they do not look exactly like the
original photo), rescan them at a higher resolution. Blurry and digitized photos
cannot be corrected by our photo editors.
Contact us for assistance with
scanning.
DO NOT:
1. Do
not use photos that are cut
into shapes (circles, etc.)
2.
Do not type captions in the filename of digital images (see "captions" below)
3. Because your TV screen is horizontal, it is best not to crop horizontal
photos vertically. If at all possible,
do not crop/cut vertical photos horizontally.
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