But if it really is just incompetence at the publisher level (or non-up to dateness) where Wendy was submitting, she surely has the savvy to get around it by making a hi res file and getting it printed though a digi-lab , yes?
annsan
Very cunning!
Actually, I did just that. Fuji Crystal Archival stamped all over the back of the paper. Perfect. No one will ever know! Then the lab went and stamped the name of the jpg file on the back. Oops, bit of a giveaway. And they were rubbish too. I said "no correction" and I wrote it all down "don't bump up the contrast" I said. I even gave them a glossy A4 for them to see exactly what I wanted. I don't know what they did, but the black dog came out damn near orange!
Sigh. Can't get the staff these days.
Wondering if I can get away with a dye sub print from the olympus instead. Dave - what do you reckon? Will it pass muster?
Wendy Beard, Ottawa, Canada http://www.beard-redfern.com
