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Free A2 size Epson print
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Jolsa
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Hurrah! - my first freebie spot !;D
Epson are offering to print an image up to A2 size (resolution of original image permitting). !You have to send them the file on a cd.
Full details here:
http://www.epson.co.uk/4000sample/
*Board Guide Edit:*
"Although the link appears to have been disabled, you can still register for this free sample if you go to www.epson.co.uk and type "sample" in the search box on the right hand side of the page. It will take you to a series of matching links and if you just click on the top one it will direct you to the registration page where you can apply for this freebie!
They probably do not want people just using the link merely for the sample but it is definitely working as people have still recieved the free print.
So I don't think is temporarily unavailable just a bit harder to find"
Thanks to chicarg for the details.
Official insert: Ensure your pictures are 180 pixels per inch before sending your CD. Epson are apparently rejecting applications that don't meet the criterion
Epson are offering to print an image up to A2 size (resolution of original image permitting). !You have to send them the file on a cd.
Full details here:
http://www.epson.co.uk/4000sample/
*Board Guide Edit:*
"Although the link appears to have been disabled, you can still register for this free sample if you go to www.epson.co.uk and type "sample" in the search box on the right hand side of the page. It will take you to a series of matching links and if you just click on the top one it will direct you to the registration page where you can apply for this freebie!
They probably do not want people just using the link merely for the sample but it is definitely working as people have still recieved the free print.
So I don't think is temporarily unavailable just a bit harder to find"
Thanks to chicarg for the details.
Official insert: Ensure your pictures are 180 pixels per inch before sending your CD. Epson are apparently rejecting applications that don't meet the criterion
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Must find a siutable photo now... ;D"Food has replaced sex in my life. Now, even I can't get into my own pants."0
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i have registered now im going to have a good look for a picture of my little girl hehe i love free things especially useful things.0
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holy crap, that's a good one!0
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Thanks for this. I've got a particular photo that I want blown up. Differt places have quoted between £7-11. This is a great offer.0
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Thanks for this - does anyone know how the required minimum pixel sizes shown relate to megapixels - I may want to take a new picture knowing I can get it printed out A2?Come on you Red and White Wizzaaaards!0
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Thanks for this - does anyone know how the required minimum pixel sizes shown relate to megapixels - I may want to take a new picture knowing I can get it printed out A2?
to find out how many megapixels you require, just multiply the 2 numbers together and divide by a million (a megapixel is a million pixels)
so from my calculations you would need a camera capable of taking 12.5 megapixel pictures, in order to meet the minimum requirements for the A2 print!!!0 -
Great freebie
Thanks JolsaGive me the boy until he's seven and i'll give you the man.0 -
Nice but its hard for me to fidn any pictures with the minimum pixels needed for a A2 print. Also pretty hard to find for A3 :S and I dont want a A4 print
Ill keep having a look.
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I know this might sound really stupid but how do you know what size your pic is in pixels mega pixels and so on.Sorry but i dont have a clue.I can use the digi cam ok but thats as far as it goes,and yes before some of you think it iam blonde and having a major blonde moment"Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away."0
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Megapixels=posh word for number of little dots.. :P
Somewhere on the front of your camera there will probabaly be some advertising (they like to show off how many megapixels they have) to tell you...
i.e. 2.1Megapixels = 2.1million dots etc..
For the A3 prints you are really looking at 8+ Megapixels for good quality
;DTreat everyday as your last one on earth! and one day you will be right.0
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