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#1071
Mar 4 2011 09:07pm
Quote (kratos @ Mar 4 2011 09:05pm)
That's what I meant. I use a few large format printers and you can't print borderless due to how the printer grips the paper, so we just crop it down to whatever format we need.


Nice. Only thing Id be afraid of is messing up, I suck at cutting pictures (Im assuming you have one of those blade thingies)

Also since youve used these people, and I cant seem to find a photo example, whats the difference between the endura and endura metallic?
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Mar 4 2011 09:26pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Mar 4 2011 10:07pm)
Nice. Only thing Id be afraid of is messing up, I suck at cutting pictures (Im assuming you have one of those blade thingies)

Also since youve used these people, and I cant seem to find a photo example, whats the difference between the endura and endura metallic?


Yeah, we have a few of those large blades floating around..

I actually have yet to use these people. I have used Buck Eye color labs through a teacher, but me and you can't use them ourselves because you must meet a certain print amount to use them. However, this is what my teacher recommended to me due to how similar they are.

I plan to try these guys out soon, but I just haven't had anything to print lately.

I would try to contact customer support, maybe they could explain that better.
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Mar 4 2011 09:33pm
Quote (kratos @ Mar 4 2011 09:26pm)
Yeah, we have a few of those large blades floating around..

I actually have yet to use these people. I have used Buck Eye color labs through a teacher, but me and you can't use them ourselves because you must meet a certain print amount to use them. However, this is what my teacher recommended to me due to how similar they are.

I plan to try these guys out soon, but I just haven't had anything to print lately.

I would try to contact customer support, maybe they could explain that better.


Alright, well thanks ^__^
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Mar 4 2011 09:34pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Mar 4 2011 10:33pm)
Alright, well thanks ^__^


Yep, sorry I could not be of more help.
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Mar 4 2011 09:40pm
Quote (kratos @ Mar 4 2011 09:34pm)
Yep, sorry I could not be of more help.


You were though, I never would have thought to just add a bit of blank space like that to cut it xD Ive been stressing and looking up a ton of websites for nothing >.>
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#1076
Mar 9 2011 01:20pm
Since I bought my d7000 I started thinking about buying a new computer, 16 megapixels takes a lot more processing time then 10..

I'm buying a laptop, and my biggest question is really.. Do i "need" an i7 cpu, or will intel i5 suffice?

I'm not doing heavier stuff then photoshop/lightroom really.
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Mar 9 2011 01:22pm
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Since I bought my d7000 I started thinking about buying a new computer, 16 megapixels takes a lot more processing time then 10..

I'm buying a laptop, and my biggest question is really.. Do i "need" an i7 cpu, or will intel i5 suffice?

I'm not doing heavier stuff then photoshop/lightroom really.


What you really need is an external hard drive, imo.
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#1078
Mar 9 2011 01:24pm
Quote (Xandriia @ 9 Mar 2011 20:22)
What you really need is an external hard drive, imo.


Already got one.

It's not the storage room I need, I need something that will process my images faster.
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Mar 9 2011 01:41pm
Quote (Fil @ Mar 9 2011 01:24pm)
Already got one.

It's not the storage room I need, I need something that will process my images faster.


Ah I see. Well if no one has answered before my bf gets home Ill ask him, he knows about this sort of stuff.
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Mar 9 2011 02:27pm
Quote (Fil @ Mar 9 2011 01:20pm)
Since I bought my d7000 I started thinking about buying a new computer, 16 megapixels takes a lot more processing time then 10..

I'm buying a laptop, and my biggest question is really.. Do i "need" an i7 cpu, or will intel i5 suffice?

I'm not doing heavier stuff then photoshop/lightroom really.


Ok, he said i5 is plenty, but just make sure you have at least 4 gigs of ram, and a graphics card with dedicated memory.
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