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How do I enlarge photos from 5x7 to 8x10?
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How much is postage for a 5x7 envelope?
It can be mailed for a domestic flat rate of $7.95. Like first-class mailing, the Priority Mail Flat Rate system offers extra services including protection while the envelope in the postal system, proof of mailing, confirmation of delivery, and many more. Priority Mail Express Flat Rate Service
What size envelope fits 5x7?
The A7 envelope size is the perfect invitation envelope and also great for mailings, holding 5' x 7' photos, invitations, announcements and more. A7 Envelopes are commonly called 5x7 Envelopes because they are the best envelope for 5 x 7 cards.
How many pixels fit on 5x7 or 8x10 print?
The file size should be 2550x3300 pixels for best quality. For a high quality 16x20? Print, ensure that your file size is 4800x6000 pixels. For a crisp, clean 8x10? Print, make sure the size of your file is 2400x3000 pixels. Want to print poster-sized? For a sharp 20x24? Print, your file size should be 6000x7200 pixels.
How big is 8x10 compared to 5x7?
Prints at the 5x7 size have a 3.5:2.5 ratio. The long side is 1.4 times as wide as the height and your photo will be cropped slightly on the longest side. Prints at the 8x10 size have a 5:4 ratio. The long side is 1.25 times as wide as the height.
Is 5x7 same ratio as 8x10?
Sizes such as 5x7, 8x10, 11x14, and 16x20 do not have a 2:3 aspect ratio....Why does it matter?Aspect RatioPrint Size2:34x6, 8x12, 10x15, 12x18, 16x24, 20x304:54x5, 8x10, 16x20, 24x305:75x71:15x5, 12x12, 20x20
How large is 5x7?
approximately 5 inches by 7 inches5×7 prints are approximately 5 inches by 7 inches (13 x 18cm / 127 x 178 mm). The sizes are written in the format: length by height, so 5×7 is for portrait (vertical) photos and 5×7 is for landscape (horizontal) orientation photos.
How do you resize 8x10 to 5x7?
1:175:53How to Resize an 8x10 to a 5x7 or 4x6" in Photoshop - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipI would just change it to 8 or 7 and as long as I have constrain proportions check-marked it's goingMoreI would just change it to 8 or 7 and as long as I have constrain proportions check-marked it's going to resize it and keep the aspect ratio.
What aspect ratio is 5x7?
4x6 = 2:3 aspect ratio. 5x7 = 5:7. 8x10 = 4:5. 8x12 = 2:3.
What are the proportions of an 8x10?
8x10 or 5:4 aspect ratio.
How large is a 8x10 photo?
2. Inches to cm conversion table and resolution requirementsInchesCm6x8"15x20cmMore details8x10"20x25cmMore details7x11"18x27cmMore details8x12"20x30cmMore details22 more rows
How big is a 5x7 frame?
What Size Frame for a 5x7 Print? You would need a 8" x 10" or 11" x 14" size frame.
Is 8x10 a good picture size?
For group photos, we recommend 8x10 picture frames or larger. The larger size makes sure you can see the details of each person's face. If you display a group of framed photos together, choose based on level of importance.
What size should I resize my photos for printing?
For a 4" x 6" print, the image resolution should be 640 x 480 pixels minimum. For a 5" x 7" print, the image resolution should be 1024 x 768 pixels minimum. For an 8" x 10" print, the image resolution should be 1536 x 1024 pixels minimum. For a 16" x 20" print, the image resolution should be 1600 x 1200 pixels minimum.
How do I resize an image to 5x7?
Here's how I crop any photo to 5 x 7 and then print it: Open the photo in the Photos app: Start > Photos. Click 'Edit & Create' in the top right corner and choose Edit. Under 'Crop and Rotate,' under Aspect Ratio, choose a 5 x 7 aspect ratio. ... In the lower right corner, click on the blue 'Save a copy' button.More items...
Do I need to resize photos before printing?
However, when you actually take photos and print images big, you need to resize them. Doing so will tend to expose problems related to resolution and color. When you print images big, your images become even more impressive, with more vibrant colors and detail being visible, which can work for or against you.
5x7 versus 8x10
If you were going to experiment with X-ray film and light sensitive paper, which format would you go with? 5x7 or 8x10? For example, based on availability of these types of film for the two formats short-term and a bit longer term... Hope this question doesn't sound too esoteric! Thanks.
Re: 5x7 versus 8x10
I would definitely go with 8x10 in order to avoid having to cut the film down. Apparently x-ray film scratches really easily - best to avoid any extra handling steps.
Re: 5x7 versus 8x10
Great to know. Thanks all. If anyone else has thoughts in this space, keep them coming.
Re: 5x7 versus 8x10
I went with 5X7 just because I happen to already have the camera and holders on hand. I do have an 8 X 10 but is very inconvient to haul when hiking any distance.
Re: 5x7 versus 8x10
I am cutting down 7X17 to use in 3 cameras. 2x3, 5X7 and 7X11. So far so good, but it does scratch way easier than my favorite EFKE. Too bad about them.
Re: 5x7 versus 8x10
If you were going to experiment with X-ray film and light sensitive paper, which format would you go with? 5x7 or 8x10? For example, based on availability of these types of film for the two formats short-term and a bit longer term... Hope this question doesn't sound too esoteric! Thanks.
Re: 5x7 versus 8x10
Is cost of film your reason for using X-ray film? If you have to buy a camera and lens or lenses in one size or the other, I would think the higher cost of an 8x10 camera of identical quality and lenses, maybe even an enlarger vs. 5x7 would far outweigh any savings in film. Pick the size that more closely addresses all of your needs.
ronlamarsh Member
First thanks to all for the good discussion on 5X7 contact printing. Second I have an opportunity to trade my 5x7 for an 8X10. I am not to worried about the format dimensions as I can mask the prints off to anything from 6.5X8.5 to 6X9 or 5X7 if the image demands and I actually really like 5.5X8.
keithwms Member
I like the 5x7 ratio but have, at times, wanted to shoot a more pano ratio. So I finally bit the bullet and picked up a shen hao 4x10. It sports a 5x7 (yes 5x7!) back as well as the 4x10 back, and is quite light, really quite comparable to a 5x7.
keithwms Member
Doh, just realized that you posted this in the contact printing section and thus my comments about getting your ratio by a bit of enlargement probably aren't pertinent. Sorry. If you want ~5x8 contacts then maybe my 8x10 + inserts idea would work for you.
Barry S Member Ads Enabled
I have 4x5, 5x7, and 8x10 cameras and the 8x10 is a big jump up in terms of bulk and weight. If you can afford a lightweight 8x10 and small lenses with good coverage, and are willing to lug fewer holders, then 8x10 won't be too bad. I have a Deardorff and aside from any accessories--it's not a light camera.
photomc Member Ads Enabled
5x7 was such a nice ratio, I went out a bought a Ritter 8x10 with a 7x11 back last year and haven't looked back since. The Ritter weighs in at around 6.5 pounds, so weight is actually the same of less than my old Burke & James 5x7.
Nick Zentena Member
It's been mentioned but it all depends on the camera you pick. My Shen is fairly light but being an 8x10 it can't really fold down to less then 10x10.
Vaughn Subscriber Ads Enabled
My 8x10 pack and pod weigh 60 pounds. I carry the thing all over the place, but then I am 240 pounds and about 6'3" (and almost 55 yrs old). I've been setting the camera up for so many years that it does not seem overly large or bulky to me. I walk in creeks, up mountains, cross country in the local rainforest...though it is easier on trails.
What size rug? 5x7 or 8x10
I'm afraid 5x7 will be too small and 8x10 will be too big and more like a carpet. This is a very busy area of our house with our 3 young kids. 5x7 leave quite a bit of floor exposed all the way around. 8x10 will go under the love seat and entertainment center and have floor exposed on the other 2 sides....What do you think?
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There are area rugs in between these sizes. Also you can get any carpet bound in a custom size at a carpet store. Many have great remnants at low prices.
differences betwen 4x5 5x7 and 8x10 when you shoot
i would like to know if are many differences betwen 4x5 film and 5x7 and 8x10 when you shoot in color, especially betwen 5x7 and 8x10 in terms of quality , i shoot 8x10 160nc films and now i would like to shoot in 5x7 . the enlargers are 30x40 more or less. any comment is welcome.
differences betwen 4x5 5x7 and 8x10 when you shoot
Hi Jesus Is thad 30x40 inch or cm it it is only cm then I would only work with 4x5.
differences betwen 4x5 5x7 and 8x10 when you shoot
Jesus, I just bought a 5x7, but haven't had a chance to do much shooting. I bought it for two reasons: contact prints and to get better quality scans from my Epson 4990.
differences betwen 4x5 5x7 and 8x10 when you shoot
If you're using a 4990 scanner, which you did not indicate, a 40x50 from 8x10 looks pretty darned good from that scanner. The 4990 seems to do a reasonably okay job ( resolution-wise, not tonality ) at 1200 dpi scan resolution, with makes a pretty honest 300ppi 40x50 inch lightjet. This is one reason to vote 8x10, and one reason I like 8x10.
differences betwen 4x5 5x7 and 8x10 when you shoot
Based on actual testing, I have found there is a considerable difference between 4x5 and 5x7, but the difference between 5x7 and 8x10 is not that big. From my testing I decided to shoot 4x5, 5x7, and 4x10.
differences betwen 4x5 5x7 and 8x10 when you shoot
Jesus, I develop all my film in my own lab. I used to use a JOBO CPP2 to process my film. Now I use a JOBO ATL 2 Plus. I use JOBO expert drums for processing. I use the 3005 tanks designed for 8x10 film to process my 4x10 film.
differences betwen 4x5 5x7 and 8x10 when you shoot
Thank You for your question, it has been a concern of mine to upgrade to 5x7 . . . the more I hear, the more steadfast my resolve to give it a try at least.
What Are Megapixels?
If you shoot digital you need to understand what a megapixel actually represents. This will help you understand just how much data you have when working to enlarge a photo.
Comparison of Photo Print Size Ratios
Most negatives/sensors usually record a roughly 4x6 shaped image. This article will explain how your pictures will be cropped when using a 5x7, 8x10, or even 20x30 print of your pictures.
Photo Print Sizes Compared
Just how big is a 4x6 compared to a 16x20? This illustration will show you just how the photo print sizes stack up against each other.
How Big Can I Print My Pictures?
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What Size Picture Should I Hang on My Wall?
At some point, nearly all of us have been disappointed to hang a photo on the wall over a sofa and realize just how much smaller the picture looks now that it is on the wall. This illustration will point out how your pictures will look in relation to your furniture.
8X10, 9X12 AND ABOVE
We can clump all these sizes into one category as they have very similar setups. The standard setup for these sizes are shown in the diagram below. Remember, these are standard setups. For more ideas, scroll to the photo gallery below.
5x8 and 6x9 Rugs
As people are downsizing, 5x8 and 6x9 rugs are becoming extremely popular. In many instances, they work interchangeably and give the designer a ton of unique options. In a standard setup, the furniture starts to separate itself from the rug, especially in 5x8.
4x6 and Below
These sizes work great for unique areas in your home. You almost don’t think a rug is worth it but trust me, a rug makes the space.
Runners and Rounds
Rounds work great by mimicking the geometric pattern of round tables but they have many dynamic features in a traditional living room setup. Runners are generally used in hallways or skinny areas of the home.
Layered Rugs
This is the bonus round. Many people forget that you can layer rugs. Think of putting a blanket on your comforter. The standard setup works with a solid color on the bottom and adds color as the designer layers.
Conclusion
Remember everything in this article is a recommendation and a source of inspiration. If you find something you like, use it. You don’t need a designer to make a space that is special to you. Your space is special because it is your space.
Bonus: Buying Tips
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