Kathy L. Pollick |
Pixel markings on reprints Not sure if I can word this so it's understandable, but I'll try. I got some pictures developed & wanted to edit them & get reprints. I ordered them online thru Walmart and picked the prints up at the store. On two different occasions, 1 or 2 of the reprints in the batch looked really grainy. A photographer told me the picture was showing the pixel markings, ?. I don't know but it looks like the phot is outlined & to me it just looks really grainy & somewhat blurry. Not out of focus blury, but just not a sharp picture. Walmart said to bring in the negative & have a pix made from that to see if it makes a difference. Do you know what might cause this look in a reprint?
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Jon Close |
Many labs now use digital machines to make prints, even from film negatives. Kodak's "Perfect Touch" and FujiFilm Frontier systems (I think this is what most Wal*Marts use) are most common. Misadjusted, they will give low-res pixelated results. Take them back to be reprinted to your satisfaction.
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Kathy L. Pollick |
Thanks. I am going to do that to all the ones that have that odd look. I wonder where else I could get my pictures developed besides at the local walmart or CVS store? Should I be going to a local photographer? My photos are only for my own use, but I still want them to look good, or why else would I take them in the first place.
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Alisha L. Ekstrom |
Kathy if you want you can try this online professional lab... www.mpix.com. Not sure if you do digital or film..I'm pretty sure you can send them film though..They do a FABULOUS job & are very professional. You really want to try & refrain from using Wal-Mart or any place like that. You want good quality paper & developing of your images!!
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Kathy L. Pollick |
Thanks, I'll check them out!!! I don't care for Walmart, but its close and fast.... which isn't necessarily always a good thing. (For us impatient people)
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