Our minimum pixel resolution is 2592x1728 (4.5 Mega Pixels). This is the size we use in our lab production. The resolution is stated on our website and proof cards. Many images will open as 72dpi (dots per inch) by default in an image program, however they will still have a resolution of 2592x1728 = 4.5M Pixels.
Don't confuse the size on the screen with the print resolution or image quality. What matters is pixels per inch. If you have at least 200ppi in any print size you select (for example, for a 10x8 inch print, that means an image file size of at least 1600x2000). Use a suitable printer to ensure a high quality print.
For more understanding of image resolution, please refer to the internet and search "why jpg appear to be 72 dpi." Depending on your type of photo pose, your image file size received via email will range from 1Mb to 2.5Mb. However, your image will still be guaranteed with the above pixels.
RAW is a file format that captures all image data recorded by the sensor when a photo is taken. Braiswick Photographic shoots in a controlled lighting environment and produces school photos in high volume. Due to our workflow we do not shoot in RAW and it is not possible to offer our customers a RAW format option.
Error when downloading digital image
Copy the full URL, including all letters and numbers after img=, directly into a new web page address bar.
How to save my digital image
Windows: Click the download image link. In the new web page, right-click the image and select "Save image."
Mac: Click the download image link. In the new web page, Control-click the image and choose Save Image to Downloads, Save Image As, or Add Image to Photos.
*Image will be in your Downloads folder or your selected folder.
Mobile device (tablet & touch phone): Touch the link; a new page with the image will load. Touch and hold the image for 2 seconds; a menu will appear — select "Save image."
For more information please search your device model and application on the internet for more details.
