Should my image be in RGB or CMYK?
Your images should be in RGB mode. Images in CMYK color mode are more likely to experience noticeable color shifts which may result in a muted or washed out looking print.
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Your images should be in RGB mode. Images in CMYK color mode are more likely to experience noticeable color shifts which may result in a muted or washed out looking print.
Read More...We recommend trying to keep your resolution between 200-300 for your selected print size for optimal results. Read more…
Read More...No. All sizes are in whole inches, with the smallest we offer being 8×8 inches. Custom size print prices can be calculated on our pricing charts. We list our most popular sizes however, you can enter custom sizes as well if the size you are looking for is not displayed.
Read More...No. This is free. You will not pay more to use our order fulfillment services. Just order as usual, and don’t forget to mark your order “Drop ship” at the end of your order.
Read More...We do not have a wholesale price list but we do review discount options for those totaling as much as $500 or more in orders weekly. If you foresee a need for large quantities of prints on a regular basis, you may qualify for a lab account.
Read More...Yes. Volume pricing is also available when ordering multiple copies of a particular print in the same order. In many instances, ordering just two copies of a print results in substantial price breaks. The more you order, the lower your cost per print.
Read More...Your print cost is dependent upon a few factors: size, media type, and mounting type (if applicable). Our size/price chart displays prices for each media type offered. Click the type of product in the main menu you want to price.
Read More...Depending on the product type, production can vary based on the product you are ordering, the time of year, as well as current inventory levels. Please note that production times and shipping times are two different time spans.
Read More...Depending on the product type, they may be boxed, rolled in a shipping tube, or in some cases, placed on a pallet (huge orders). We use multiple carriers and multiple shipping methods, broken down as either Economy, Standard, or Express shipping. The primary carriers we use are UPS, FedEx, and USPS.
Read More...Paper prints will many times be grouped and placed in a single clear plastic sleeve. Prints are not individually sleeved each print unless it is ordered as an add-on. These print sleeves are intended solely to add protection during transport.
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