wen u juz wanna develop one particular photo in jpg format..
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in a printing shop... is it possible? how are you gonna ask the auntie/uncle to do that? lets say if we wanna use the instant printing machine, how to do also?... is it juz bring the digital cam with only the file inside?
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just insert ur memory card into the slots and you can choose to print the photos you want. you can preview on the screen.
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just bring the photo to the shop...either by the memory card...or a usb drive...or a cd...
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Printing of Single Photo is possible.
Bring the picture stored in either your Memory Card (Digital Camera), Thumb Drive, CD, Floppy Disk
If the printing kiosk is a stand alone, you have to DIY. If it's in a photo developing shop, you can seek assistant from the store keepers.
Do take note that some places charges a $2.00 base charge plus individual printing cost per photo. -
the kodak self-service machine can do that. just take out the media in the camera and plug it into the slot on the machine. u dun have to bring the camera. major formats are supported, like SD, MMC (for RS, DV-RS, mmcmobile and miniSD, pls bring adaptor), CF, xD, CD-ROM and Sony Memory Stick/MS Pro.Originally posted by papercut87:in a printing shop... is it possible? how are you gonna ask the auntie/uncle to do that? lets say if we wanna use the instant printing machine, how to do also?... is it juz bring the digital cam with only the file inside?
u can also choose to use bluetooth or infrared to send it over from the camera. (u must, of cos, bring the camera in this case.)
payment for the kiosk is via NETS/Cashcard. cost is $0.50 per 4R photo.
if u're going to the shop to do manually, likely u have to bring the data cable along so it can be sent to the computer. -
erm sorry this sounds like a really stupid question but does every digicam has a memory card? n00b here.
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u can just tell them u wanna develop a photo...they will do it for u...
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oh you mean the instant printing machine can read thumbdrives? not just memory cards...? interesting! nvr tried b4..
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basically digital camera uses memory card or some form of memory...since its digital...it is recorded in bytes and bits and binary...thus you can see each photo actually has a size of x megabytes...Originally posted by papercut87:erm sorry this sounds like a really stupid question but does every digicam has a memory card? n00b here. -
practically all digital cameras come with some form of removable media. check out ur battery cover or other slots on ur camera.
thumb drive yes can use, but likely u'll do manually with the shop's PC cos the machine wun support.
the self-service kiosk is usually available at the photo printing shop itself. u can ask the auntie to guide u, or maybe they'll do it for u but usually they'll chop ur vegetable head lah.... -
yea...some machines have usb ports for you to stick in your thumb drive...Originally posted by papercut87:oh you mean the instant printing machine can read thumbdrives? not just memory cards...? interesting! nvr tried b4.. -
how much would it cost?
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what do you mean by that!?!?!Originally posted by ^tamago^:practically all digital cameras come with some form of removable media. check out ur battery cover or other slots on ur camera.
thumb drive yes can use, but likely u'll do manually with the shop's PC cos the machine wun support.
the self-service kiosk is usually available at the photo printing shop itself. u can ask the auntie to guide u, or maybe they'll do it for u but usually they'll chop ur vegetable head lah....
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kan cai tou... chop vegetable head... means they set their prices lor...Originally posted by papercut87:what do you mean by that!?!?!
the one on the left is the self-service kiosk...
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make sure your photos are the correct resolution.
4R prints are 1800 x 1200 -
thanks all!!!
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actually it can accept any resolution, just that it wun be so clear...Originally posted by kopiosatu:make sure your photos are the correct resolution.
4R prints are 1800 x 1200
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i have to provide clear and sharp prints for customers.Originally posted by ^tamago^:actually it can accept any resolution, just that it wun be so clear...