Hi! Thank you so much for watching! 😊 I use Photoshop to crop my photo to 10.25" x 3.93" (that's pretty much the exact measurement of the inside of those long narrow pockets) and then I put that image onto a 8.5" x 11" canvas. That's the size paper I'm printing on. If you print on a different size paper (like 11"x17" or A4) you'll want to make sure that's what size canvas you are using in Photoshop. Then I make sure my printer is all set up to not print borderless because that will change the outcome of the sizing. And I print! I'm using an Epson ET-8550 so it can print borderless, but I know not all printers have that function. You can do the same thing in Photoshop Elements. I'm not savvy with Canva, but I'm fairly certain you can do something very similar with that if you don't have Photoshop. If you want to use your iPhone, I can try walking you through that process as well, just let me know! And if I was unclear about anything (which I know I can be! LOL), feel free to ask more questions! Thanks again! 😊
These all turned out great! Would love to see your photo editing process, if you added that to your process videos! Thank you!
Thats a great suggestion! Thanks so much @lyndsaybrook6868! I will definitely try to make that happen. ☺️
Yes I’m curious as well.
Your dog is gorgeous 🐾🐾☀️
Thank you! I think so too! 🥰
Great video! Can I ask how you print the photos to that size to use in the long 10x8 page protector?
Hi! Thank you so much for watching! 😊 I use Photoshop to crop my photo to 10.25" x 3.93" (that's pretty much the exact measurement of the inside of those long narrow pockets) and then I put that image onto a 8.5" x 11" canvas. That's the size paper I'm printing on. If you print on a different size paper (like 11"x17" or A4) you'll want to make sure that's what size canvas you are using in Photoshop. Then I make sure my printer is all set up to not print borderless because that will change the outcome of the sizing. And I print! I'm using an Epson ET-8550 so it can print borderless, but I know not all printers have that function. You can do the same thing in Photoshop Elements. I'm not savvy with Canva, but I'm fairly certain you can do something very similar with that if you don't have Photoshop. If you want to use your iPhone, I can try walking you through that process as well, just let me know! And if I was unclear about anything (which I know I can be! LOL), feel free to ask more questions! Thanks again! 😊
@@KimmieCadeiCreative thank you! I will give this a try!