Aspect Ratio
is the relative horizontal and vertical sizes...more details
Border
see White Border
C-Print
is a negative-to-positive traditional photographic enlargement.
Color Enhancement
includes adjustment of color, contrast, red eyes and sharpness...more details
Color Data Mode / Color Format
RGB, CMYK or Grayscale
Color Profile
A representation of the color properties of a device; working color space. Today, virtually all profiles conform to the ICC specification.
Contrast
The difference in brightness between the lightest and darkest parts of the prints...more details
CMYK
Short for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
Crop (Cropping)
To trim the edges of an image
Density
The relative amount of darkness in various areas of photo
Digital Size
refers to prints size of 4x5.3" and 30x40"
Download
To copy data from a main source to one's own computer...more details
DPI
short for Dot Per Inch...more details
E surface
Kodak Lustre finish, available in Kodak Supra Endura and Edge photographic paper.
Enlargement
refers to prints size of 8x10" up to 50x165"
F surface
Kodak Glossy finish, available in Kodak Supra Endura and Edge photographic paper.
File Type
see Image Format
File Size
The amount of computer storage space a file requires...more details
Fill In
A full frame borderless images with some portion of image might be cropped...more details
Fit In
The whole picture will be printed and white border may appear...more details
Frame Rate
see Aspect Ratio
FTP
File Transfer Protocol...more details
Glossy
Describes a printing paper with a great deal of surface sheen, look sharp, vibrant and more like a traditional photograph...more details
Grayscale
An image type that contains more than just black and white, and includes actual shades of gray...more details
Head Swapping
The act of removing the head from someone and replacing it with a different one.
Highlights
The whitest or brightest part of an image; the opposite of shadows.
Image Format
Some of the most common used formats are TIFF, BMP, GIF and JPEG... more details
Ink-jet Printer
A type of non impact printing technology printer where ink droplets are propelled at the paper...more details
Lamination
To cover or overlay with laminae
Laser Printer
A type of printer that utilizes a laser beam to produce an image...more details
Led Printer
A type of printer that using leds (light-emitting diodes) rather than a laser to create the electrostatic charge on the drum.
Lustre
Describes a printing paper often considered the finish between matte and glossy, and has a slight gloss with a subtle pearl-like texture...more details
Matte
Describes a printing paper with nice quality prints but does not have that vibrant color finish...more details
Megapixel
One million pixels. The term is used in reference to the resolution of a camera.
Metallic
Paper coated with a thin solution of lime, whose color and gloss simulate metal...more details
Minilab
A digital minilab is a computer printer that uses traditional chemical photographic processes to make prints of digital images...more details
Mounting
Mounting is the technique used to secure a photograph to a 3/16" or 1/2" foam-cor boards...more details
N surface
Kodak Matte finish, available in Kodak Supra Endura photographic paper.
Panoramic Photos
Panoramic photos is a format of photo that captures images with elongated fields of view...more details
Paper Weight
Paper "weight" is usually measured by the caliper thickness of the paper...more details
PEphoto
Photo Experts photo. PEphoto is also known as PE photo, PE photos, P E photo.
Photo Collage
Photo collage is a composition of combined with original artwork attached to various backgroud.
Photo Mosaics
Photo Mosaics are pictures made up of many smaller pictures...more details
Pixel
A pixel is a single point in a graphic image.
Points
A new shipping points table was introduced by PEphoto desktop version software ROES. By multiply the "product points" times the number of each item you have ordered to calculate the shipping cost.
PPI
Pixels Per Inch...more details
Red Eyes
The red-eye effect in photography is the common appearance of red eyes on photographs taken with a photographic flash when the flash is too close to the lens.
ROES
ROES stands for Remote Order Entry System.
Resolution
Refers to the sharpness and clarity of an image...more details
Retouching
the process of altering a photo or an image, usually to remove imperfections, such as spots, stains, and other flaws.
RGB
Short for Red, Green, Blue
Shadows
A term that refers to the amount of detail contained in the dark parts of an image...more details
Skin tones
(Magenta - Default - Yellow)
Sky
(Cyan - Default - Blue)
Spot Healing
A way to remove flaws - such as dust spots, lines, and cracks - from your images.
Upload
To transmit data from a computer to a server or network...more details
Vegetation
(Yellow - Default - Cyan)
White Balance
To allow you to calibrate the device to correctly display the color white...more details
White Border
arrives down either side of the print when the height and width of digital images differs from the height and width of the print sizes orders...more details
Working Space
Default working space is sRGB / Abobe RGB
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