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high def images!!

ChicoMendez · 2003-11-14 14:05:37

Im not a graphic designer If a want to create a brochure images i used have to be high def 300 dpi therefore i cannot get images off the web. what are my options besides taking the photos my self??????

14-11-2003 2:05pm

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ChicoMendez

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Im not a graphic designer
If a want to create a brochure images i used have to be high def 300 dpi
therefore i cannot get images off the web.
what are my options besides taking the photos my self??????

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#2 14-11-2003 5:01pm

Zaltais

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Buy them! We use sites like gettyimages.com to source most of our images.

Royalty free images are best (like the 'photodisc' collections - which are now owned by gettyimages) as you only need to make a 'one off' payment regardless of how many times you use them. Some images have a per impression charge - so if you print 5000 brochures you have to pay to use the image 5000 times - if you want to do a reprint of 1000 you have to pay again to use the image 1000 times...

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