PRINT ORDER AND TEST WORKSHEET
Yenra | Reviewed September 20, 2026
Guide: https://yenra.com/digital-photo-services/

Purpose: Prepare a print export and compare a small test order.
Use the selected lab's current requirements; 300 ppi below is an example.

LAB AND PRODUCT
Lab / product / paper:
Requirements URL and date checked:
File format / bit depth / color space / profile instructions:
Correction option / border or trim instructions:

FILE CALCULATION
Original filename / width x height in pixels:
Crop width x height in pixels:
Print width x height in inches:
Horizontal ppi = cropped width pixels / print width inches:
Vertical ppi = cropped height pixels / print height inches:
Both ratios should agree for an unstretched matching crop.

WORKED EXAMPLE (hypothetical)
4000 x 6000 portrait -> crop to 4000 x 5000 for 8 x 10 inches.
Height removed: 1000 pixels total (500 at each end if centered).
4000 / 8 = 500 ppi; 5000 / 10 = 500 ppi.
At 300 ppi, 8 x 10 inches corresponds to 2400 x 3000 pixels.
Crop position must preserve the subject; resampling cannot establish extra
captured detail. Follow the chosen lab's actual delivery specification.

TEST ORDER
File A (face) / version:
File B (bright and dark detail) / version:
File C (fine detail or strong color) / version:
Size / paper / correction setting / order number / date:
Save the exact uploaded exports and crop previews.

REVIEW IN CONSISTENT LIGHT
Crop and edge clearance:
Skin tone / highlights / shadows:
Fine detail / visible sharpening:
Surface reflections at intended location:
One factor to change next:
Repeat-order settings:

Source context: See the article's Adobe resizing and Mpix preparation links.
Lab specifications vary by service and product; the examples are not quotes.