WHY PURCHASE PRINTS WITH FREE DIGITALS?

1) WHERE YOU PRINT MATTERS.
Your digital image will be in the size of 14x10 which is closest standard to what the camera originally captures. This means when you print larger than 14x10 the printer has to double or expand the pixels (dots of color that make up the image). When using a professional company they are better equipped to handle the enhancement. Did you know a printing kiosk generally only contains the three primary colors?

2) WE CAN EDIT FOR THE SIZE AND PRODUCT
We edit images for the size and product when we know what that will be. For instance, for small prints we make them extra sharp and are able to crop in closer for a more dynamic image. When prepping for large prints we make them less sharp so the small spots are not misplaced when the printer interpolates the pixels and use a muted range of bold colors as to not overwhelm the viewer. Different products, such as albums, canvases, fine art paper, and prints, demand distinct editing techniques. 

3) KNOWING IT IS YOUR FAVORITE WE CAN SPEND THE TIME EDITING TO PERFECTION
When editing we do not know your plan for each image, with some possibly never being showcased. As a result, while we aspire to achieve perfection in our edits, we must balance efficiency, understanding that extensive editing may not be warranted for every image. When we know it is an image you love and want to be printed and shown off we can spend a little more time making sure the image is absolute perfection.

4) WE CAN HELP YOU DECIDE THE BEST OPTION FOR YOUR BUDGET
You may have a favorite image but not know what to do with it. What room would it look good in? Should you get a wall collage or one large showpiece? Should you get a canvas or a framed print? If you want to remember the time spent with loved ones you may want an album. However, let's say you had a small mini session. You probably would get more out of your money with a framed print that can be updated the next year as the children grow. Do you know how many clients buy $500 worth of 5x7 prints when they could have gotten an album with all the prints from the session and paid only $50 at Mpix for their 5x7's? The quality is similar at that size.