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- Ordering Systems
- Illuma Online
- Illuma Online is a free online ordering system for ordering our entire line of press-printed products. You can create your own designs and upload your full-bleed images or for most items, you can choose from a variety of ready-made templates that you can drop your images into.
Templates allow you to crop and rotate your images and add oval frames, colored borders or edge treatments. Many templates allow you to add text. You can personalize your design by using your own images as backgrounds or using one of our many stock backgrounds.
- Apollo ROES
- All Apollo products other than Illuma® ProPress products can be ordered via this free version of ROES. Existing customers should log in before clicking on the link below. New customer can click the link below tosign up and then download ROES.
- Download Apollo ROES - Size: 1.5 MB
- LabPrints
- LabPrints provides LP Digital Studio, a free system for ordering photographic products. Existing customers should log in before clicking on the link below. New customers can click the link below to sign up and then download LP Digital Studio.
- Download LP Digital Studio - Size: 28 MB
- We have also provided you aditional LabPrints templates below.
- Additional LabPrints Templates
- ImageQuix
- IrfanView Image Viewer
- IrfanView is a very fast, small, compact and innovative FREEWARE (for non-commercial use) graphic viewer for Windows 9x, ME, NT, 2000, XP, 2003 , 2008, Vista, Windows 7. It is great for simply viewing your images as well as other powerful features that allow you to do batch conversions and automated renaming.
- Download IrfanView - Size: 1.3 MB
- Java
- The Java applet is crucial for the operation of both ROES and LP Digital Studio. If you need to reinstall Java, we recommend you uninstall your existing version before installing the latest version from the link below and follow the instructions for offline installation.
- Download Java - Size: 15.67 MB
- Internet Explorer
- The link below is for Windows Internet Explorer. After clicking the link, scroll to the bottom of the Explorer webpage and select your operating system from the drop-down menu.
- Download Internet Explorer - Size: 9.7 MB
- Mozilla Firefox
- Use the link below to download the Firefox Web browser from the Mozilla homepage.
- Download Mozilla Firefox - Size: 5.0 MB
- Adobe Acrobat
- Download Adobe Reader to view any PDF. Adobe Reader is required to view Apollo's Catalog of Product and Services online.
- Download Adobe Acrobat Reader - Size: 33.53 MB
- Catalog of Pricing, Products and Services
- Digital File Requirements
- Images must be JPEG (.jpg) files.
- The ideal image resolution is 300 dpi for images smaller than 12 × 12" and 150 dpi for images larger than 12 × 12" with an sRGB color profile. You can upload larger images, but larger images might take longer to upload.
- Making a photo book? If you are making a photo book and plan to use the quick-build feature to have the photos automatically placed on pages for you, your photos should be arranged within your photo folder in the order you want them placed in the book. The first image will be used as the cover photo. If you plan to place each photo yourself, it’s up to you if you want to order them in advance for organized placement or pick and choose from your batch of photos as you go.
If you never renamed your images after transferring them from your camera to your computer, they are probably still in the order in which you took them.
If you want to rearrange the order, it is helpful to give each photo name a three-digit prefix and number the photos in your desired order beginning with 000 for your cover photo and 001 for the photo you want placed on the first page. For example, your cover photo might be 000MemorialDay.jpg and be followed by 001IndependenceDay.jpg and 002LaborDay.jpg. Be sure to use three-digit prefixes even if you are using less than 100 photos as order will not be retained when 10 photos or more are numbered with two-digit prefixes.
- A megapixel is 1,000,000 pixels, or 1,000 pixels squared. Our digital photo presses require images at 300 dpi for best print quality, and our large-format printers require images at 150 dpi for best print quality. The table below approximately correlates megapixel output with the largest print size that can be achieved at optimum quality.
| Printer |
Print Size |
Megapixels |
Photo Press (300 dpi) |
4 × 6" |
2 |
| 5 × 7" |
3 |
| 8 × 10" |
7 |
| 11 × 14" |
13 |
| 12 × 18" |
19 |
Large Format (150 dpi) |
16 × 20" |
7 |
| 20 × 30" |
13 |
| 24 × 36" |
19 |
| 30 × 40" |
27 |
These figures apply to uncropped images straight out of the camera. When you crop a photo, it loses resolution as part of the image is trimmed. Images acquired from cameras with capabilities of shooting less than 2 megapixels will most likely not be of sufficient resolution for satisfactory print quality.
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