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Proofs on CD

sr081906 Posted:

Proofs on CD

I am interested in only having digital photos at this time. I was thinking about putting together the album, etc myself (shutterfly or someone else). And also print the photos individually and put them in my own frames.

A photographer told us that a 'regular' places could not print our high resolution proofs from the CD because they don't have the software.

Apparently, a lot of people are opting for digital.

Did you ever heard that you cannot print the photos?

TIA
futrmrsblt Posted:

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The photographer was lying to you.. you can save money and get the same quality by using a shutterfly or something else... there was one place (well known) in particular that even suggested it to save money...

They are just trying to get more money out of you..

spooks Posted:

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I did hear from one photographer that while a place like CVS or something may be able to print off the CD - it won't come out with the same resolution - so they'd be of lower quality than they actually are. Also, there may be copyright issues.

sr081906 Posted:

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Can shutterfly print photos also?

Does anyone knows about copyright? Don't they have to give you the original by Law anyway.
MCDO15 Posted:

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When you get your proofs ditigal, orginal, untouch, they are in the range of 8 to 10 megs in size. When you get proofs like that, they are really on DVD.

CVS and places like that don't read dvd's, only cd's

they are large files and resoultions. software will try its best to convert them.
hsacks23r Posted:

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our photographer uses digetal and he just sent our engament photos on a CD and .....ther regular way dont know what its called.

hsacks23r Posted:

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he is also going to put our wedding photos on a CD

sr081906 Posted:

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Can shutterfly print photos from dvd? Does anyone knows. I am talking regular photos now, not the photo album

MCDO15 Posted:

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i believe shutterfly, you have to upload them (internet) so it really doesn't matter

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