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Poster Print on Demand

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DPI Question...
I'm creating images using midjourney and canva. When I download the final product from Canva the DPI is 96. If I zoom in on the image, it's pretty decent, but is this good enough for printing in the larger sizes? Are people proceeding with 96 dpi and finding all is ok when customer recieve their orders? Or are people finding a way to make their prints 300dpi before uploading to PrintShrimp? Thanks!
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@Josh Duncan Thanks! When you download from canva, do you set the pixels to the max? So for A0 thats roughly 9900 x 14000 but requires canva pro to do this.
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@Josh Duncan No worries! Grateful for the support! I'll give this a go and see how I get on.
Ratios/Sizing Help
Hi all 👋 New here and looking for some newbie guidance. Just setting up my first listing and wanted to know how you all deal with different ratios/sizes and customer satisfaction. By that I mean I have my prints in all ratios but the image advertised in the listing is an A size, so when a customer orders something like a 2:3 variant, the image will be cropped slightly and the text I have at the bottom on both sides will have different spacing/alignment etc. I know it's funamentally the same print but has anyone ever had any isses when the customer's print arrives and they notice it's slightly different to what was shown on the listing? Thanks!
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Thank you all for your help! I know the best advice is to make A sizes first and then make the others as and when orders come through, but my concern is that the image simply may not work if cropped in certain ways - then I have an order that I can't fulfill... but that could easily be overthinking things and trying to be too prepared!
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@Daizy Wood Rowe Hey! Yes, that's how I understand it. All A sizes require just one A size template. If you get orders for other sizes, just create a new master ratio (3:4, 4:5 etc.) and then you can cover all sizes in that ratio too.
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