Graci
TPF Noob!
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- May 29, 2009
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- Photos NOT OK to edit
Greetings ~ I'm a newbie and need a little direction regarding digital photos taken by a professional photographer at my daughters 5/16 wedding.
Daughter hired a (unknown) photographer to take 6 hours of photos. They were promptly delivered on a disc unedited. We plan to edit (crop, sharpen, etc.) ourselves using a basic photoshop element software program.
My question #1 is: They were saved in JPEG file format and after reading many of these post, I'm not sure if this was the best format in order to make the best edits that we would like. Remember I'm a newbie & I'm confused as to what I need to communicate to the photographer so that I get the best format to edit possible. Or would a file format that takes tons of space even have been a possibility since she is not the person doing the editing.
Question #2: Does 300 x 480 sound like a decent dpi?
Do my questions make sense? Thanks in advance!!
-Graci
Daughter hired a (unknown) photographer to take 6 hours of photos. They were promptly delivered on a disc unedited. We plan to edit (crop, sharpen, etc.) ourselves using a basic photoshop element software program.
My question #1 is: They were saved in JPEG file format and after reading many of these post, I'm not sure if this was the best format in order to make the best edits that we would like. Remember I'm a newbie & I'm confused as to what I need to communicate to the photographer so that I get the best format to edit possible. Or would a file format that takes tons of space even have been a possibility since she is not the person doing the editing.
Question #2: Does 300 x 480 sound like a decent dpi?
Do my questions make sense? Thanks in advance!!
-Graci