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10-04-2009, 05:49 AM
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Opinions on team photo reproduction.
I have an electronic copy of a team photo, only 1MB, that I would like to send off to be copied. What size is typical for actual vintage photos? (A fellow board member has one measuring 8 x 39.) Also, I assume most originals are glossy. Should I go glossy or non-glossy? Black and white or sepia toned?
Thanks, John 
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