File Preparation
File Specifications
Minimum for Good Prints | Size at 250 dpi | |||
Print Size | Pixel Size | File Size* | Pixel Dimension | File Size* |
---|---|---|---|---|
4x6 | 200 x 300 | 1 mb | 1000 x 1500 | 4.29 mb |
5x7 | 250 x 300 | 1.75 mb | 1250 x 1750 | 6.26 mb |
8x10 | 400 x 500 | 3.5 mb | 2000 x 2500 | 14.4 mb |
11x14 | 700 x 1050 | 5 mb | 2750 x 3500 | 26.6 mb |
16x20 | 1200 x 1500 | 9 mb | 4000 x 5000 | 57.3 mb |
20x24 | 1300 x 1530 | 12 mb | 5000 x 6000 | 85.9 mb |
24x30 | 1550 x 1937 | 17.5 mb | 6000 x 7500 | 128.8 mb |
30x40 | 1625 x 2166 | 20 mb | 7500 x 10000 | 214.6 mb |
* File sizes listed are based on pixel dimensions with no compression. File sizes will vary based on the content of your images, and JPG images will have a smaller file size. |
Images sent through ProFilmet ROES:
- Files should be in high-quality JPG, PNG or TIFF formats with the following specifications:
JPG PNG TIFF Image Mode - RGB color
- 8 Bits/Channel
- RGB color
- 8 Bits/Channel
- RGB color
- 8 Bits/Channel
Characteristics - May have transparency
- No un-flattened layers
- No alpha channels
File Options - Format: Baseline ("Standard")
- Compression: NONE
- Pixel Order: Interleaved
For the best results, we recommend files be in sRGB or Adobe RGB color profiles. - Naming Your Files - For the greatest compatibility with our software, please regard the following:
- Files should have less than 31 characters in their filename.
- Files cannot contain any of the following special characters: ~ ` ^ & * ( ) = [ ] | " ' < > ?
Files sent through FTP or other means of transfer:
Files not sent through ProFilmet ROES can be of different formats, depending on the purpose and product/service. Please follow the instructions outlined on each respective product/service.
Monitor Calibration
If you do your own color correction, use this image to calibrate your monitor.
- Order a free calibration print from the order options in your ProFilmet ROES cart.
- When you receive your print, view or download the calibration image here.
- Match the image on your screen to the image on the print using your monitor's settings.