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Prints from scanned & edited photos
I'm new here, but I have a question...I'm thinking of selling some of my
photos on Ebay, and instead of getting the photos made directly from the negatives, I was going to get prints made from scans of my original prints that have been edited in PhotoShop to lighten them up some. I scanned the photos into the computer at 400dpi as tif files, then edited the color levels in PhotoShop. They looked grainy onscreen at 400dpi, so I printed some test photos out on my printer (I have an Epson Stylus Photo 825), and even on the best photo setting, they came out looking grainy. If I upload them to a site like Yahoo and order prints, or take them to a place like Eckerd/Walgreens, will they still have the graininess when they're printed out? I don't have a professional photo lab anywhere near me, so a drugstore, Walmart or Kmart are the best I can do for the prints. Valerie |
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