What is the orange marker?
The orange marker corresponds to a quality warning on your photo.
It means that the image may appear with reduced quality after printing.
Quality gauge
In the photo editing window (on each page), a quality gauge is displayed.
It indicates the estimated quality of the photo after printing.
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This quality is calculated based on the resolution (dpi) of the photo and the photo template size chosen.
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The larger the template, the more the photo quality may be affected.
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⚠️ Even if a photo is detected as “low quality”, it can still be printed.
Why does the gauge change?
When you crop a photo, or when you zoom in/out, the gauge changes:
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Zooming in or cropping the image reduces the quality.
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Zooming out or enlarging the frame improves the displayed quality.
How can I improve my photo’s quality?
To avoid printing in degraded quality, you can:
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Zoom out the photo to use a larger portion of the image.
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Choose a smaller template, which requires less resolution.