I have a customer who is needs to have a portrait redone (fairly simple remove creases and tears) but she is going to want it reprinted so she can hang it with the rest of the photos of her family.
The picture is 11x14 and it's being scanned today.
The questions are:
What format would be best for it to be saved under for the best quality?
And
Should I recommend a photo specialty shop (Wolf Camera, Ritz, Camera Exchange, typical camera hobbyist store) or a reproduction/copying center (such as Kinko's and what have you)?
I'm obviously not going to save this in JPEG form, I was thinking GIF, but I also want it so where it can be easiliy read by their software. Maybe the kodak standard?
I'd print this myself, but I just don't have a high enough quality of a printer to handle it.
It irritates me that I've been so focused on restoring digitally and saving them on disc, that I overlooked that people would probably want to hang there memories when possible.
As usual, your words of wisdom will be greatly appreciated.
Rick
<goes to his corner and puts on a dunce hat>
The picture is 11x14 and it's being scanned today.
The questions are:
What format would be best for it to be saved under for the best quality?
And
Should I recommend a photo specialty shop (Wolf Camera, Ritz, Camera Exchange, typical camera hobbyist store) or a reproduction/copying center (such as Kinko's and what have you)?
I'm obviously not going to save this in JPEG form, I was thinking GIF, but I also want it so where it can be easiliy read by their software. Maybe the kodak standard?
I'd print this myself, but I just don't have a high enough quality of a printer to handle it.
It irritates me that I've been so focused on restoring digitally and saving them on disc, that I overlooked that people would probably want to hang there memories when possible.
As usual, your words of wisdom will be greatly appreciated.
Rick
<goes to his corner and puts on a dunce hat>
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