Photo booth print formats: postcards or 2 × 6 strips?

Written By Poru Design

Ella: “I want classic two-inch photo strips from a DNP DS620. Do I just choose a strip template?”

Tom: “The template is only one part. Your loaded media, printer or print-server queue, cutter setting and final pixel dimensions all need to agree. DNP documents two 2 × 6-inch strips from compatible 4 × 6-inch media and settings.”

Ella: “Can Booth.Events print any layout?”

Tom: “It supports any pixel-size template the selected printer workflow supports. Design for the actual output, then check orientation, margins, copies and cutting. A 4 × 6 postcard and two 2 × 6 strips are different production choices even if they use the same media width.”

Ella: “What should I test?”

Tom: “Use the matched paper-and-ribbon pack, run a complete guest session and inspect both halves after cutting. Electronics and accessories are included only when the chosen Tribooth package lists them.”

See Booth.Events printing options, the official DNP print-size guide and current printer listings. Which finished format and media are you planning to use?

Poru Design

M.Sc graduate in Advanced Product Design with a multidisciplinary approach to design and engineering. Interested in Industrial design, graphics communication, branding/marketing, software, landscape, architecture, science and technology.

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Holds a strong appreciation for good design; and good use of form, shape and colour as well as function, including user centered design and design for manufacture.

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