| TIPS - how to choose the right image | |
| 1. If a photo is out of focus or too grainy we cannot improve it. Choose a photo that is sharp, clear and undamaged | |
 In Focus |
 Out of Focus |
| 2. Choose pictures where the subject takes up 1/3 to 1/2 of the photo. The subjects faces should be at least the size a nickel for the best results | |
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| 3. Do not write on the front or the back of the photo. This can seriously affect the quality of the print. | |
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| 4. If you have heirloom or one of a kind photos, PLEASE, try to make a copy and send us the copy. If it is not possible try to use some special mail services like FedEx or UPS to be able to track your package | |
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| 5.
Electronic or machine prints do not produce high quality result.
We will inspect an electronic photo and inform you if there is a problem BEFORE
we proceed. We cannot accept photo copies or Polaroid pictures.
High speed film greater than ASA 200 may not reproduce acceptably on canvas. |
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| 6. It is preferable to have the subject of your painting centered. If this is not the case, we may need to position or "crop" the photo to achieve the best possible painting. | |