Recent content by ianclay

Thank you for your response. I'll try setting the film scaner to 600% and 300dpi's. I was scanning my negs at 100% and not 600%. Thanks again.

I'm new to the digital stuff and need a hand. I always have prints made from negs, however I would like to try having prints made from digital files. The lab manager told me to make a file that is 294 dpi's and re-size the image to 8x10, and he would make me an 8x10 print. He said I could then...

Thank you for your time. You answered my question. I can't believe it's that easy.

How do you change a color image to a sephia toned image? Is there a filter that you use or is it a matter of adjusting the colors. I have PS 6.

Eggles, this forum is lucky to have you. Your a star member inded.

Hello Eggles, I just stoped in to see if anything new had been added to my post. I see where your response has been marked helpful by another member. Being new here I overlooked this feature so I'm glad viol8ion picked up on it. Your response was very helpful so again, thank you.

Hello Eggles, I was up late checking for responses. My kids keep me pretty busy so some times late at night is the only chance I get to work on the computer. I live in Ohio in the US.

Thank you Eggles, you’re very kind. The only other forum I belong to is photo.net and a lot of the people there seem to enjoy belittling others for asking common questions. I’ll pick up the books you mention and learn what I can. It’s a shame that other forums here on the net aren’t this...

Wow, thank you very much for your help. Both of these responses are very helpful. I’m going to go back and re-scan the images, and save them as tiffs. As for the save for service provider command, I didn’t know it existed. I’ll dig around and find it. Thanks for the tip. The printing company...

Hello to all, I’m new here and new to PM as well. I’m having trouble with my images becoming pixelated. I’m trying to make a flyer for a garden center in my area using some pictures I took this past summer. I scan the images in at a high resolution, save them as jpgs and place them in the...