“I have a 3264x2448 pixel image – what’s the best print size I can get from this image?”

“I want to print my image 16x20 – what’s my resolution at this size?”

“I have an 8 megapixel camera - how big can I print?”

If you find yourself asking any of these questions fear not, we get A LOT of questions like this, so this is the blog for you!

MikeC | 5/28/2014 12:02:36 PM | 0 comments

Do you have an image you’d like to have gallery stretched with custom colored borders or mirrored borders, but you are not quite sure how to size it for a gallery stretch? No problem! Follow the easy steps below and you’ll have that image hanging on your wall in no time.

MikeC | 5/21/2014 11:46:59 AM | 2 comments

We're proud to introduce the American Frame Print Department as guest bloggers on Ask Mike.

American Frame is extremely proud of the quality and diversity of photography printing papers that we are able to offer to our customers looking for professional photo printing services. There is a paper for every desired effect, but how do you determine which paper is best for your print? Fear not, any paper that you choose will have excellent reproductive abilities and archival ratings (if any of our papers were “bad,” we wouldn’t offer them!). Paper selection is mostly about personal preference, but certain papers are definitely more suited to specific subjects and media than others.

See Choosing the Right Paper for Your Project Part 1

MikeC | 5/14/2014 10:00:09 AM | 0 comments

We're proud to introduce the American Frame Print Department as guest bloggers on Ask Mike.

American Frame is extremely proud of the quality and diversity of photography printing papers that we are able to offer to our customers looking for professional photo printing services. There is a paper for every desired effect, but how do you determine which paper is best for your print? Fear not, any paper that you choose will have excellent reproductive abilities and archival ratings (if any of our papers were “bad,” we wouldn’t offer them.). Paper selection is mostly about personal preference, but certain papers are definitely more suited to specific subjects and media than others.

See Choosing the Right Paper for Your Project- Part 2

MikeC | 5/7/2014 8:58:36 AM | 4 comments