drkfada

I've ordered a shirt from them before and i had no problem except the design was supposed to be pomegrenate color but it turned out like a brownish red that was due to me not entering a CMYK. That's a seperate issue still was impressed with the quality. The only thing now is that i'm trying to open a full blown store..my designs by default are 10 by 10 sometimes less with 300 ppi. However when i upload the images to Printfection the site is saying that images are only 72ppi...has anyone had this problem. Or is it that i should increase my size or something even though their standards is at 200 ppi. Weird...

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Rodney

What is the pixel size of your images that say they are 72 dpi? How many pixels wide and how many pixels high?

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Quote: Originally Posted by Rodney What is the pixel size of your images that say they are 72 dpi? How many pixels wide and how many pixels high?

I have one image that's 12.64 x 12.12
16.79 x 17.8 they all show 72ppi odd

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Quote: Originally Posted by drkfada I have one image that's 12.64 x 12.12 16.79 x 17.8 they all show 72ppi odd

i gave you the inches off the site...i'll have to get the pixel info off of my actual psd

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Quote: Originally Posted by drkfada i gave you the inches off the site...i'll have to get the pixel info off of my actual psd

typically, this would equate to an image of 200 pixels

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