Samples

Timecamera.com Professional Image Collections - "Print & Sell Your Own" Restored Historical Photographs, Vintage Panoramas and Antique Prints

Timecamera Image Samples CD

A Top Value Disc offering Full-Size Sample Images
from each of the 53 Timecamera Image Collections...

You can make cash Selling Prints from these examples, so quickly recovering the very low cost or simply use it for evaluation before making a larger purchase!

FOLLOWING many dealer requests, this CD comprises a good selection of fascinating sample images selected at random from the 1000's of large file size Master Images available with all the Timecamera image collections (may not yet contain examples from the most recent releases). Each subject is represented and the disk gives an unbiased indication of the wide range of image types included throughout.

Experiment making Prints to your heart's content without having to lay out the full price for a
an individual title - we have nothing to hide and are proud of all our collections. Naturally, having seen the samples we anticipate you will return anyway to buy the full collections!

The 53-Image CD Sampler (one example from each collection) comprises collectible FULL-SIZE IMAGES for use with standard format photo quality printers (as well as some suitable for large format printers) and includes Print Selling Permission - see the Terms of Use Here which must be adhered to if you use the disc to make Prints to sell.

A purchase is deemed an acceptance of the Terms of Use.

This item is currently offered free as part of the price promotions on our Complete Business Packs.
It is not available separately while the price promotions are running.

MONEY-SAVING TIPS FOR BUYING IMAGE COLLECTIONS

IF YOU INTEND TO MAKE PRINTS don't be lured into buying image collections where a large quantity is trumpeted in the headline. You can't beat the law of physics and fit a quart into a pint pot! It can be expensive to ignore copyright laws also, as amateur on-line sellers commonly do. Here are a few tips:

1. The larger the quantity the less you will get (in quality). Don't be lured into buying very large numbers of low quality, tiny size images - they are simply unprintable. Thousands of images on a CD only means wasted money!
2. Some image collections offered for sale, such as branded advertising posters, may be still under copyright protection. If an unknown seller's description encourages you to start a business selling such prints be wary - ask.
3. Are the antique images enhanced for printing or otherwise restored? This task can mean a great deal of work.
4. Make sure the supplied images are both a suitable size physically for making prints and well over the basic 72psi often supplied. Image pixels are often quoted as a physical dimension but this can be misleading for beginners if they need to compress them themselves to achieve a high enough resolution/physical size ratio for saleable prints (assuming the supplied quality is high enough to begin with anyway).

Be careful out there - or better still order from Timecamera!

"Shoulda gone to Timecamera!"