Framed Print
Framed Print
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 HARLEY STEVAN DOHANAS SIGNED NUMBERED FRAMED PRINT  US $1,500.00
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 OAK FRAME WITH SPIRIT OF AMERICA PENN RAILROAD PRINT 4710 US $750.00
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 ROBERT TAYLOR ZERO ENCOUNTER S N FRAMED AVIATION PRINT SIGNED BY JOE FOSS US $500.00
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 Harley Davidson 100th Anniversary limited edition framed print US $899.00
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 Gold Leaf Team Lotus Framed Michael Turner Print Set Promotional Item US $450.00
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 FRAMED DAVE SNYDER AUTO ART PRINT RED WHITE BIG BAD BLUE AMC DEALERSHIP US $450.00
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 1929 Duesenberg DCP K Dallison Calendar Print Framed US $400.00
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 1933 Stutz Bearcat K Dallison Calendar Print Framed US $400.00
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 1931 Studebaker Rdster K Dallison Calendar Print Framed US $400.00
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 Old Locomotive lithograph prints train passenger cart framed lot of 2 US $378.25
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 FRAMED PRINT 1948 OLDSMOBILE Old Cars Weekly Cover US $300.00
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 WALTER GREENE NYCL NEW YORK CENTRAL FRAMED PRINT US $299.99
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 CURTISS NC4 Aviation Relic Fabric Series Print LIMITED EDITION FRAMED NEW US $292.49
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 HOWARD FOGG POWHATAN ARROW TRAIN RAILROAD Print 1972 FRAMED VINTAGE LITHOGRAPH US $289.00
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 1863 US STEAMSHIP CORINTHIAN Framed d Print w specifications deck plan US $275.00
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 c1977 Vintage FRAMED PRINT NIGHT OF DOOMED EDMUND FITZGERALD DJ Thompson US $250.00
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 1934 Grif Teller Pennsylvania RR Horseshoe Curve Framed Print Estate Listing US $249.99
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 HAL TACKER SIGNED Art PRINT NAVY WARLOCK PLANE FRAMED WWII Fighter US Aircraft US $243.75
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 1975 Ship Queen Elizabeth Ocean Liner FRAMED PRINT LTD ED 1000 Cunard White Star US $225.00
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 Aviation Fabric Print Curtiss NC 4 Framed Smithsonian US $225.00
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 SPARTA NJ NEW JERSEY 1970S 1980S FRAMED PRINT US $195.00
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 Aviation Fabric Print Fokker T 2 Framed Smithsonian US $195.00
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 South West Airlines 25 years of LUV Rare Print Framed US $189.95
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 FE VINTAGE NEW ENGLAND HARBOR BOATS UNITED AIR LINES PHOT0 PRINT FRAMED US $175.00
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 The Spirit of Altoona K 4 Locomotive Railroad Painting Framed Limited Print US $150.00
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 STAR OF INDIA Limited Edition framed print US $150.00
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Digital Photography 101 - Understanding Resolution and Pixels for Printing
The highlight of a Digital Photography 101 class is sharing your photography with others. With digital photography, there are lots of different ways to share your pictures (like email, websites, etc) but for those really important pictures they deserve to be printed and framed in stunning unique picture frames.
Besides hanging your best photographs in wall picture frames, there are a few other reasons you may find you have for printing your photos. Here are a few of the many ways printed photographs are used.
- Displayed in wood picture frames on the mantle, table and wall displays
- Posters
- Wallet pictures
- Memory books
- Greeting cards
- Photo crafts
- Photo competitions
Even in our digital day and age, we still have lots of interesting and beautiful things to do in print! But printing a photograph isn't as easy as selecting "Print" on your computer. Printing a high quality print is harder than just printing out a copy of an email or document. These photo printing tips will help make the process easier so you can get better quality prints.
Digital Photography 101 - Size Counts
Whenever you resize a photo on your computer, think first if you may ever want to print it. If you do want to print it, always save the original.
The first thing to understand is how many pixels are needed when taking a picture in order to get a high enough resolution to produce a quality print for the physical size you want. Below are some figures to help.
High Quality Picture: 10x13 inches
2592 x1944 pixels (a 5 mega pixel camera set for high resolution)
High Quality: 9 x 12 inches
2272 x 1704 pixels ( a 4 mega pixel camera set for high resolution)
High Quality: 8 x 10 inches
2048 x 1536 pixels (3 megapixel camera set for high resolution)
High Quality Picture: 4x6 or 5x7 inches
1600 x1200 pixels (a 2 mega pixel camera set for high resolution)
As you can see, you don't need a camera with tons of megapixels to get quality prints.
Using the correct settings on your printer is also important. Check with your manual or the manufacturers recommendations on their website. You can then use a photo editor to resample the pictures to the right dpi. If you're new to digital photo printing, dpi stands for "dots per inch.". The more dots per inch, the smoother the picture grain and the better the image looks. The ink jet printers on the market today that are used for quality photo prints often have dpi resolution of around 1200 to 4800. This sort of dpi will produce quality prints of photographs that have around 140 to 300 pixels per inch.
The ppi (pixels per inch) is the measurement for the resolution of a digital picture and should not be confused with the height and width of a picture. For example a 200 pixel x 300 pixel picture would be very small while a picture with a 300 ppi isn't necessarily small because ppi refers to the quality of the picture (not the physical size).
Digital Photography 101 – Paper for Picture Perfect Prints
Make sure to use photo printing paper and if possible, use paper that is recommended by your printer's manufacturer for best results. For projects like greetings cards, use special card stock paper. You can find them online or at craft stores or office supply stores.
If you need high quality prints or extra large pictures, you can also go to your local photography store or order them online from a reputable retailer.
Have fun printing your digital images!
Mr Baxter's Guide To the RedBubble Product Menagerie Part 1 - The Framed Print.