[Ohio-talk] braille monitor
Kelsey Nicolay
piano.girl0299 at gmail.com
Thu Apr 16 03:04:26 UTC 2015
Hello,
I'm writing an article for the Braille monitor. I was informed
by the editor that they need a photo. I sent him two photos: one
a headshot and another one of my senior pictures. However, he
won't accept either one, saying the resolution is not high enough
and the quality is not good enough for them to use. However, I
do not have a high quality digital camera nor does anyone in my
family have an iphone five accessible to take a picture with. My
mom has an iphone four, but that's it. Therefore, what are the
chances of improving the quality of my existing photos? They are
both in jpeg, but I converted them to pdf as well. I believe I
sent the pdfs. Would sending the jpg files make any difference
or should I find someone who has software that can try to enlarge
the resolution on these photos? Also, is there a way to avoid
this altogether? The headshot was taken by my local Ohio Means
jobs with one with someone's phone. Should I contact her to see
if she still has the photo and whether she might be able to
change the resolution? The editor said that I can use a high
quality digital camera or have someone use an iphone five or
above and nothing else. I simply do not have access to either of
these things, so what should I do?
Thank you,
Kelsey Nicolay
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