Upload Files
Send files to Customer Service for services not offered through DigiGraphics Online:
- Slides from Digital Files
- Retouching & Manipulation
- Custom Print Sizes
- Giclee/Canvas Prints
- Consultation & Tutoring
- Graphic Design Projects
- Files requested by our staff
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Advanced Photoshop Users: Before uploading, convert...
16-bit -to- 8-bit
CMYK -to- RGB
RAW -to- tiff or jpg
Upload Links & Accounts
Available to frequent users and those needing to upload more than 12 files at a time.
Request an Upload Link or Account
Credit Card Information
Credit Card information is required on all orders*.
*Does not apply to file uploads requested by our staff or files being added to an existing order for which CC information was previously provided.
A cost estimate can be provided after the order is reviewed by Customer Service. If an estimate is desired, request in the "Comments" section at the bottom of this form.
Charges are not posted until the order is ready to be picked up or shipped.
Upon completion, you have the option of making payment by cash, check or alternate CC.
Information on this form is securely transmitted using 128-bit encryption.
If you prefer to call in CC information, state in the "Comments" section. Your order will be held in Customer Service until received.
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Since 1977...
Serving Photographers, Artists, Businesses, Consumers, Institutions and Government.
We Moved Dec 2009
We're Often Asked:
Q. I want a Display Print. Should I send the original file from my camera or a version I've worked on in Photoshop?
A. Unless you are an experienced Photoshop user working on a properly calibrated display, it's best to send both so we can see what was done to the image and revert to the original if necessary.
Oftentimes we receive files that have been unintentionally damaged by inexperienced users. Having the original file on hand allows our technicians a fresh start when preparing a file for printing or other output.
Q. Does image quality suffer when a file is emailed, uploaded, or copied to a CD?
A. No. Copying or transferring a file has no impact on quality.
Caveat: Some programs, like Google's Picasa, have a built in function for emailing that automatically down-sizes files before emailing. This has an impact on quality and should be avoided when maximum quality is intended for the recipient.
