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I see a lot of autograph photos seller on ebay. and they always use their own photo go get autograph. if their photo is a download photo or original photo?

if their photo is download on internet,then print it. why can they enlarge the photo but also clearly? you download photo on internet, the photo is small and low pixel,if you enlarge it, it would be blurring print.

If the photo has been printed out large, then it will probably have been large to begin with. Usually photos are no larger than A4, if that, and if you go to google, yahoo, or any image search engine and type in a celebrities name then you will find large pictures as well as small ones.

Then, websites such as photobox.com and photobucket.com will print out your photos for a small fee. But yes, if the photo is small and you try to enlarge it then it does to a bit pixelly

Nammzi wrote:If the photo has been printed out large, then it will probably have been large to begin with. Usually photos are no larger than A4, if that, and if you go to google, yahoo, or any image search engine and type in a celebrities name then you will find large pictures as well as small ones.

Then, websites such as photobox.com and photobucket.com will print out your photos for a small fee. But yes, if the photo is small and you try to enlarge it then it does to a bit pixelly

I always see the seller's autograph photo is 10*8 or larger. but in the internet, the photo always
is 800*600 or 1024*768, if the photo print, it would be unclear. So I think the seller must process the photo.

chock.lee wrote:

Nammzi wrote:If the photo has been printed out large, then it will probably have been large to begin with. Usually photos are no larger than A4, if that, and if you go to google, yahoo, or any image search engine and type in a celebrities name then you will find large pictures as well as small ones.

Then, websites such as photobox.com and photobucket.com will print out your photos for a small fee. But yes, if the photo is small and you try to enlarge it then it does to a bit pixelly

I always see the seller's autograph photo is 10*8 or larger. but in the internet, the photo always
is 800*600 or 1024*768, if the photo print, it would be unclear. So I think the seller must process the photo.

i could be that the seller has resized the photo to prevent people from printing it and buy from him

what you could do is, edit the picture in photoshop. there are couple ways you could increase the quality.

when they are that large the autographed is an 8x10 and is scanned by a scanner