Hi ,

A common question we get from photographers is how they can include their logo or digital signature on their prints.


It's as easy as 1, 2, 3 ... Just follow these steps:

    1. Set Up Your Logo -
      • You probably have artwork of your logo. You'll just have to convert the file to either a JPG or PNG, depending on the look you want.
      • Be careful in setting the height & width dimensions of your logos.  You want your logos proportioned so that they fit the print sizes you'll be ordering. (Tip: Create a range of sizes you can import for various size prints.)
      •  Signatures need to be scanned on a flatbed scanner and then "cleaned up" in Photoshop. Save your signature as a PNG file.
    2. Select the Print Size You Want From Any Of Our ROES Design Your Own Catalogs
      • Choose from wallet sized prints to 30"x 40" on various media.
    3. Draw a Picture Node (For Your Logo) On Your Image in the Editing Window Using the ROES Picture Tool 
      • Drag your logo or signature into the picture node.
      • If you want to add text, draw a text node rather than a picture node.
      • Drag-and-place the picture or text node to where you want it in your composition.
      Does this sound complicated? It really isn't. Just follow the picture instructions below!
Here's a Rundown of the ROES Design Tools You'll Use
The tools run vertically on the left side of the editing window.
  • The simple crosshair (3rd icon from the top) is for you to draw a picture node on your print image in the editing window.
    • You'll be dragging your JPG or PNG logo into this box.
    • A picture node can also be used if you'd like to have a picture within a picture on your print.
  • The crosshair with the T (the 4th icon down) is for creating a text node.
    • Draw a text box/node with this tool where you want your type.
    • Once you have the text box in place you'll be able to use any font on your computer.
  • Both picture and text nodes can be clicked on and moved around your print image using the 2nd icon down. (Highlighted here.)

 

How To Bring Your Logos & Signatures Into Pictures
Import files for your logos into "select Images."

When you want the logo to stand out from the picture use a JPG file.
  • PNG files brought in as images will allow the photograph behind the logo to show/bleed through the image.
  • Signatures should be PNG files unless you decide to place them on a solid colored background.
  • If you draw a text box you'll be able to key in type with the font you choose from your computer.
How To Order On ROES -
  1. Visit  https://www.iprintspro.com/startingroes.php on your PC or Mac.
  2. Follow directions to download our ROES software into your computer.
  3. Look for the Design Your Own tab in all of our print surfaces.
  4. Take advantage of our easy-to-use templates & online tools and you'll find ordering is a breeze.

Questions? - Call us at (954) 925-0103. Our friendly Customer Service team will talk you through setting up your print. 

Please visit us in our Pro Lab store if you live in South Florida.

 
 
If You Want More From Your Photography...
Order through our ROES site for pros & advanced amateurs or our iPrints.com consumer site...or visit our laboratory store.


Your Creative Choices
Media & Print Sizes: Wallet Sized - 40" x 60" on Kodak pro photographic paper, canvas, art papers, metal or acrylic media.
Four (4) Kodak Paper Surfaces: Lustre/Matte, Glossy, Silk, Metallic

Delivery:
Prints can be mailed to you or picked up in our store. 

The Bottom Line...
 Whether you're an amateur, a working pro or an artist you're
not going to find a better, more responsive photo lab in America.
We'll give you the beautiful prints & pro lab products you deserve.

2960 Simms St., Hollywood, FL 33020
(800) 327-1776 • (954) 925-0105
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