7x5" Photo Prints
Cherish your favourite memories
Print your photos in a classic 7x5" (18x13cm) format, the perfect fit to use in frames or photo albums.
- Brilliant colour quality
- High quality photo paper from FUJIFILM
- Easy to upload online and order
Product Features
Aspect Ratio:
- Variable width (In this format your photo is exposed and trimmed to its original length. The photos can therefore be of different lengths.)
- Fixed width (7:5 ratio; perfect for picture frames. If your photo has a different ratio it will be tailored to fit, indicated by the marked area.)
Design:
- Add an optional white or coloured border.
Paper Types:
- Standard Paper
- Premium Gloss Paper
- Premium Matte Paper
What You Could Do With Your 7x5” Prints
Having your photos printed is a great way to ensure you look back over your cherished memories and important life events. It’s beneficial to our health and can help us smile during tough times. We want you to think of your photos as more than just prints. Create a string of photos from your favourite moments of last year ordered month by month to craft a timeline of your best memories and help you reflect on how far you’ve come. You may not have a photo from each month you want to print but there’s always holiday snaps and little adventures you had with friends and family that make a perfect medium for creating memory boards.
Choosing The Right Print Aspect Ratio
Choose this option to preserve the original size of your photo: the photo print maintains the proportions of your shot; therefore, the size of your printed photos may vary.
Choose this option to keep a fixed 2:3 ratio, which makes them perfectly suited to picture frames. If your photo is a different size, it will be cropped to fit 7x5. The cropped photo will be shown by the marked areas in the editor if you choose this format.
Better Quality Prints
Automatic Image Optimisation
This default setting achieves the perfect print by analysing and correcting your images. The colour contrast and saturation is improved, and any exposure errors or colour faults are mitigated. Dark sections of images can also be brightened to show significantly more detail.