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2. Large Format Print Request Form

   Submit a file to be printed on our Large Format Printer using the form below! Print jobs will be sent to the printer by Library staff.

   • Acceptable file types: Acceptable file types: all common image files types, including JPEG, PNG, BMP, and PDF
   • Maximum width: 36” / 10,800 pixels
   • Staff reserve the right to deny any print job.
   • Images will be printed exactly as they are submitted. Aside from resizing the image, staff will not modify the file. 
   • Please allow 14 business days for your project to be created.
   • You will be notified via email or phone when your item is ready for pick up. 
   • Completed items will be held for 14 days. 
   • Maximum file size for the online form is 30MB.
   • We can only accept 3 print projects at a time from any individual. Once your projects are completed, another set of projects can be submitted.
   • For prints needed the same day, please visit the library in-person.

   Paying for Prints

   • The cost for large format prints will be charged by the linear foot. Charges are rounded up to the nearest dollar.
     • Regular Paper: $2 per linear foot
   • At this time, we are only offering one paper type.
   • Once staff receive the completed form, you will be notified of the cost. Items will not be printed until you confirm the cost.

   Tips for Good Prints

   When printing images at large sizes, achieving a clear print can be more complicated than when printing small images. Here are some simple tips that will help you avoid bad prints.

   • • Use the original image file if possible. Images downloaded from social media sites like Facebook or Twitter, for example, have been downsized for those services. They will not print as clearly as the original photos.
     • Generally, the larger the file size, the higher quality the image. For example, a photograph that is 500kb will most likely not look as sharp as one that is 10mb. 
     • A photo cannot be enlarged without losing quality. Staff can resize photos, but if scaled up too far, the photo will become blurry.
     • More pixels means a bigger image. Knowing your image's dimensions in pixels will give you a sense of how large it will print without blurring. For example, because we print images at 300 pixels per inch, an image that is 10,800 pixels wide will print clearly at 36” wide.
4. Upload Your File
6. First Name
7. Last Name
9. BPL Card Number (Optional)
11. Email
12. Phone Number
14. Preferred Method of Contact
    -- Select One --EmailPhone Call
16. Paper Type
    -- Select One --Regular paper
17. Desired Size WIDTH
18. Desired Size HEIGHT
20. Number of Copies
    -- Select One --123
21. Pick Up Location
    -- Select One --Downtown Branch
23. Comments
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25. 1. Receive an email copy of this form.
26. Email address

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