PaulineB

I have a client that is requesting 'high res' files. I've cropped them all so that they are at least 3000x2000 which I understood to be the recommended size to print any size you like. They are between about 2MB and 5MB. They're trying to print themselves and whatever website they're using is giving them a warning that the photo is poor quality. Am I right or have I done something wrong?!

This is the final version. Thanks so much for your help, it's very much appreciated.

Hi Damien Here is the next version with mum's head swap done again and the 100% crop. I think it's ok now?!

crops attached. I'm going to be now and will reply in the morning.

How does this look now in terms of perspective/flatness? Also I did a head swap on mum and I had to enlarge her face so now that it's sharpened it looks quite pixelated... what do you think?

Just so I know exactly what you mean by flat... do you mean he's kind of shorter and a bit squished?

Yeah I can see it.... do you think it's a go back to the PSD file and fix or a normal people won't notice situation...???

I've had another go. Does this look passable?

Thanks I've tried that but it didn't work (for me anyway!) I've managed to swap mums head so I think that will have to do. It's still a good image they all look ok. thanks

Ok thanks, guess I was hoping there was some other magic method I don't know about! I'll try again. Thank you.

I've had a go but it didn't look right. I used file place embedded, layer mask is that how you would do it?

Is there any way I can put these two photos together? I need the child on the right hand side (smiling) added to the other image where everyone else looks good. They're all in different positions so at the moment it doesn't look possible but I really want to try to get one good image for this family.