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How does it work?

Enter the number of prints that you want printed to the selected size above in the quantity box and click “add to basket”. The more you have the cheaper they are and it will automatically calculate the discount for you. If you have other prints that you wanted printed to different sizes add those to the basket from the correct product pages before checking out.

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Checkout and complete payment and you will then receive an order confirmation email. Print this out and send it with the correct number of prints to the address below. If you have ordered different sizes from different prints, or if you want multiple or different size prints from the same print, be sure to seperate them and indicate clearly which ones are for which size.

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IMPORTANT: We recommend sending them via a secure signed for delivery service to protect your slides as we cannot be held responsible if they got lost in transit and strongly recommend you choose courier delivery at checkout as economy service is not tracked.

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Post your order confirmation and prints to:

PhotomountsUK c/o JP Photographic Ltd.4 Burlington GardensPortsladeEast SussexBN41 2DJ

How long does it take?

Please allow at least 7 working days for printing and dispatch from when we receive your prints .

What paper will my images be printed on?

Will my image be cropped?

You can choose either “Fill Image” or “Fit Image” from the drop down menu above. Choosing “Fill Image” will result in your print being cropped to accomodate the print size. For example, if your image has a ratio of 6×9 inches and you choose a print size of 6×8 inches with the fill image option then you will lose 1/2 an inch off of both ends of the image. Choosing “Fit Image” will result in us adding white to the sides of the print to ensure the entire image is kept on the print. For example, if your image has a ratio of 6×6 inches and you choose a print size of 6×8 inches with the fit image option then the print will have 1 inch of white added to either end of the image to accomodate the 6×8 print size. Ideally you should crop your image to the size print you are ordering @300dpi. If you do this, it will not matter whether you choose fit or fill as the resulting print will be exactly as you have cropped the image to.

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