What is a Gift Print?

Since we price all of our gift prints the same (as of the writing of this post, $35 - pricing is always subject to change), it has come to my attention that I should probably explain a little better just exactly what a gift print is. To start, let me back up a little bit and explain a couple of things. When buying prints from a lab, you usually purchases prints like 5" x 7" or 4" x 6" individually, meaning that you buy LittleJimmyHorizontal1 and LittleJimmyHorizontal2 separately. The only places you buy prints from on a "sheet" are at schools or possibly places like Olan Mills. Digital Media Memories is allowing customers to save on their gift prints by allowing them to combine certain sizes together on one "sheet".  The only catch is that all images must of the same aspect - they must all be horizontal or all vertical. Plus, if you are only purchasing 3 images in your package, we will only include 3 images (for example, if you are buying four 4" x 6"). We do this because we can do this ourselves in Photoshop, and submit the images as one image to our lab. All you have to do is cut the images apart once they arrive. Here are our gift print sheets - each line constitutes one sheet:

• One 8" x 10"
• Two 5" x 7"
• Four 4" x 6"
• Eight wallets