
Print Guide
– GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR PHOTOS –

Download Basics
Originals: These are best for physical prints, canvases and albums. These are high-resolution which will result in high-quality prints and enlargements.
Web-Size: For use on social media, websites, blogs, etc.
Remember, everything in your gallery has been professionally edited for color, contrast, clarity, and exposure to give you the most beautiful photographs. Please refrain from extreme cropping or adding filters or presets to your images.

Choose a High-Quality Professional Printer
Did you know you can order prints directly from your gallery? Click on the “Buy Photo” button (shopping cart icon) for any photos you’d like to order and you’ll be guided through the process. The print quality of these photographs are of the highest professional quality so you can rest assured that your photographs will look their very best.
If you’d rather shop local, a visit to your local photography specialty shop rather than the nearest drugstore will often produce much higher-quality prints. Specialty shops are well equipped with top-grade photo paper with proper archival inks and finishes that will ensure longevity. In addition, photography shops carefully inspect the color and resolution of each photo – so that your prints come out like they are meant to.
Tip: Many printers will offer an “Auto-Enhance” option when using their labs. This feature is not recommend with your photos since they have already been professionally edited. For the best results make sure this is not selected when placing your order.
Want to order quality prints online? I recommend using Mpix.com. As a disclaimer, I cannot guarantee the quality of any outside companies, but I’ve had many clients report excellent results with Mpix for both quality and customer service.

Think Display
If the idea of designing your own photo book leaves you feeling overwhelmed, I can help with that! Contact me to discuss custom photo book options.

Backup Those Memories
Your online gallery will stay active for at least 1 year from your session or wedding date, which gives you plenty of time to find the right solution.
Check out this blog post for my recommendations on keeping your photos safe. My number one recommendation is to back up these photos NOW, not in a few weeks, or right before your gallery expires. Do it as soon as possible – so you can rest assured nothing will be lost. You can’t recreate a wedding day or special life event!