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Just wanted to get some quick advice on something. I just shot my first wedding a few weeks ago, and the agreement was to give the client all the images in a low res form. My question is what size should I be reducing them down to. Would something like a 900x600 image be acceptable, or should I go a little smaller even? Any suggestions would be great.
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Old 04-22-2011, 02:15 AM
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Just wanted to get some quick advice on something. I just shot my first wedding a few weeks ago, and the agreement was to give the client all the images in a low res form. My question is what size should I be reducing them down to. Would something like a 900x600 image be acceptable, or should I go a little smaller even? Any suggestions would be great.
Preferably the actual size would have been specified in your contract with the client. My low-res images are delivered at 720 pix on the long side, which is optimal for Facebook currently.
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Old 04-22-2011, 02:41 AM
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I usually resize to 700-800 px if it's "low res." For high res (as opposed to full res), I'll do 2000 px.
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Old 04-22-2011, 05:15 AM
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A good low res internet number is 720pix on the long end. Also make sure to change the dpi to 72.
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