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Mogrify adds the pixels, without resizing the original, so now our image is 88' tall by 128' wide. If you do the math, 4x6 = 1.5 aspect ratio. 88'x128' = 1.455. This difference is subtle, but it implies that the landscape image is just a bit taller compared to its width, than a 4x6.
Operating System. Windows 10. I just organized all my photos on Lightroom and wanted to use this organization to make a photobook using snapfish or Shutterfly or Costco. However when I try to upload the pictures none of my folders appear. I can get the unorganized photos but not the folders.
The link from Adobe shows alloyphoto as an unsecure web site and Snapfish doesn't even mention a plug in on their web site. I don't want to execute any file that may damage my computer or files but I really hate sorting through separate folders, downloading and then reuploading when I could much more easily drag them into a Snapfish Publish ...
Nov 24, 2014. #2. Hi rforestguilford, welcome to the forum! You need to select the files, then go to File menu > Export. In the export dialog, select a folder to put them in - maybe on the desktop - and select file type JPEG and color space sRGB. For the size, set it to 7 inches long edge.
The problem that I'm running into is that Snapfish recommends that the image mb size be around 10mb or more especially for large images. A ton of my exported images are 4-5mb, even though the original raw files are around 20-50mb. I don't wan to put together a whole album and pay hundreds of dollars only to receive an album that looks shitty.
My problem is, when I go to Shutterfly and upload them from my PC, the photos look dull and grey. I tried my hardest to blame the website, so I tried to upload to Snapfish to see what happens, and I have the same issue!!! UGH!
Lightroom Queen. Stating the obvious, one of the biggest differences between 72 vs. 3'' at 64'x48' will be file size. People generally stick to smaller files for web use, unless there is a specific reason to use a larger file. If both files are 64'x48' pixels, the file size will be identical regardless of the PPI tag.