Printing Great Photos On Merchandise

Tips For Printed Photo Merchandise

Sales of digital cameras continue to grow. IDC reports that people are taking more shots than ever - an average of 75 images per month, up from about 50 per month last year. The number of cameraphones sold almost doubled in 2005 and will explode soon as new 3-5 megapixel cameraphones will soon take over the market. Some are even forecasting that every American will have a cameraphone by 2010.

Many of you have already created a "digital shoebox" of photos on your PC (or photo storing site). Forrester says sharing photos via email is actually the fourth most popular online activity. These photos can not only be shared electronically but can be printed and displayed in many innovative, new formats. Another popular activity is printing photos on merchandise.

Any computer or digital camera creation can now be printed photo merchandise with state-of-the-art digital printers, in large formats, at incredibly sharp resolutions. Companies can get photos on merchandise for company achievements, sales meetings, and golf tournaments. Families can put print photo merchandise for graduations, anniversaries, family get togethers, vacations, other events.

We can offer you some tips in creating the best printed photo merchandise but first a little about digital cameras. When dealing with your digital camera, you hear about the terms "pixel" and "megapixel." Pixel is short for picture element and refers to the tiny "cells" that gather information in the camera. The term "megapixel" simple means one million pixels. The higher the number of pixels, the better the resolution. The higher the resolution, the larger and higher quality prints you can make.

Your camera will allow you to adjust your image quality, so your memory card can contain both high resolution and low-resolution images. Use high resolution when you want to make larger photos on merchandise. Digital cameras will compress pictures you take so more can fit on your memory card. The higher the compression you use, the lower the picture quality of the image. A good rule of thumb when shooting pictures for printed photo merchandise is to set your camera at the highest resolution setting and the lowest compression setting when you are looking to have the best photos on merchandise.

For t-shirts and most of our photo printed merchandise, 3-5 megapixel cameras will produce good quality. If you want large format prints like posters or banners 5-6 megapixels are suggested. Our state-of-the-art digital printers print your photos on merchandise in large formats and at sharp resolutions. For printed photo merchandise, artwork can be supplied in bitmap images at the size you wish the product to be, preferably in a resolution of 150 dpi or higher. We also have photo clipart that is available for you to combine with text to make your printed photo merchandise stand out.

To see our photos on merchandise visit: www.PersonalizeProducts.com

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Photo, Full Color Banners

Print Canvas Art

Personalized Tote Bags

Personalize Golf Balls

Custom Mugs

Photo Mousepads

Our Competitive Promise!

We are committed to offering the best service, at the best price! We will beat any published competitive quote for photos on merchandise and printed photo merchandise. Normal turnaround is two weeks from logo approval. Rush delivery available at higher rates.

In-house graphics, embroidery, and screenprinting, saves you time and money. Get photos on merchandise and printed photo merchandise without minimum order or set-up requirements. Please email us at Info@LogoSportswear.com or call 1-877-535-5646, M-F 8:30-7:30,
Saturdays 10-4 pm EST for assistance with your printed photos on merchandise needs.

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