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Typical TFP Photo Size?

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Typical TFP Photo Size? - 03-16-2007, 04:40 PM


What size do you normally give of prints for someone doing TFP for you? I can print anything up to 17" x Whatever length. Thanks....

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I'm guessing your location is nowhere near Leander?
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Ahhhh..... Me thinks you are talking about my print size? I invested in a Canon IPF5000. Just trying to figure out what size I need to supply prints for a model I took pics of. I have never given them out before. I am guessing 8x10 but, not sure.


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C'mon someone, help Paul out, all I wanted was a tree print at 17'x120'
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Prints for models usually run 8x10, in my experience.

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Thanks James! I appreciate the answer.

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03-18-2007, 10:55 PM


We're providing 8x10's. Seems like a standard portfolio size for someone not looking to actually sell big prints...

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