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Send us your files for 35mm slides

Methods for sending us your design information and image files: 
    ( Select the one which works best for you.    )

  1. Use your web browser to send us your files:
     - Try this browser form first.  ( opens in new browser window file sizes can be very large).

     
  2. You can send us your files and instructions through the mail.
    Information can also be sent to us on CD.   Send to:  PO Box 20555, Sedona, AZ  86341

 

Important Tip:
Since you may have many files to send, we recommend that you combine your files into a  ZIP file (or series of ZIP files).  There are many FREE tools available to put your files in a ZIP.    Click to see list of Free ZIP tools.

 

Ordering is done through 2 separate steps:  

  1. Send us your digital images through methods given above, we will confirm receipt if you request.
  2. Then you go to our Order Form and enter an order for the total quantity of slides you want us to make for you.
Link to our Order Form 
 

Technical considerations when sending us your images:

When creating pictures, it's important to keep a few things in mind:

  1. Pictures that look good on the screen can still look "chunky" when printed. A good test is to print your designs on a laser printer. If it looks "jaggy" scaled to the size you want it - it will look jaggy when we print it too.
  2. JPG's, GIF's and BMP's are the three file formats we currently support for uploaded pictures.
  3. JPG's are best for photos and pictures with lots of colors and smooth color transitions. JPG is terrible for text, straight-lines, and solid colors. JPG has a user controllable "compression" setting also. We recommend setting compression as low as possible (larger file, better quality).
  4. GIF's are best for text and pictures with straight lines and solid colors. GIF's reduce the colors in photos which might result in distorted images for photos.

     

Rule of thumb: Text and solid colors = GIF. Photos = JPG.

Examples:

 


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