A Test Drive
Printing Your Phone Photos
How many photos are on your camera roll? We ask ourselves this question frequently, and our answers never fail to
leave us astonished. Our days become marked by the shutter: documenting surprise reactions, quiet mornings, and
long-awaited trips. And photo by photo, our camera rolls fill up while our storied lives stay put. In celebration
of moving these images off our devices, we asked a few folks in our community to put their camera rolls to the
ultimate test — and put them into print.
Looking to first master your phone camera? Meet our iPhone Photo Tips Guide.
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Olivia Metzger
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Photos on her camera roll: 18,076
Printed: 8 x 8" Softcover Photo Book
I probably take 100 photos a day on average, so I always feel such a sense of accomplishment when I actually
take the time to print them. Digital files are convenient, but there’s something extra special about having a tangible
copy too. I’m always pleasantly surprised at how nicely my phone photos have printed and how easy the whole process
has been.
Create In Minutes
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Erin Holmes
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Photos on her camera roll: 450
Printed: 30 x 20" Gallery Frame
For quite some time now, I’ve been wanting to scan this tiny 4 x 6 image of my mother and me that was printed
back in 1986. I have to admit I was nervous to see what quality would be produced from an old photograph that I took
a picture of on my phone. It turned out BEYOND beautiful.
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Kristy Benzer
Photos on her camera roll: 2,500
Printed: 8.5 x 8.5" Hardcover Photo Book
My photos always come out looking just like the photo in the phone. To be able to have them printed so easily and
in good quality is just so awesome. I also love that my kids have all of these prints and albums of our favorite memories
to always look back at.
Make A Hardcover Book
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Kate Arends
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Photos on her camera roll: 24,524
Printed: 12 x 14" and 17 x 20" Float Frames
We had a phone full of photos, but wanted to explore a unique and beautiful way to display these moments in our
home. I spent hours going through our photos looking for the perfect selects that held sentimental meaning but still
added an artful feeling to our walls. These frames a great option for both your iPhone snaps and high-res files.
Start a Float Frame
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Tyson Wheatley
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Photos on his camera roll: 32,922
Printed: 8.5 x 11" Hardcover Photo Book
I realized that there’s a lot of thought that goes into making a book — and it’s so nice to finally get my images
in order, printed, and neatly displayed on a shelf.
Shop Hardcover Books
06
Rebecca Caridad
Photos on her camera roll: 10,024
Printed: Brass Easel & Prints
While I love the freedom and the infinite quality that comes with digital photography, I do think there is something
special about printing photos. It feels like the last step to the process, and when I hold a printed photo, I feel like
I am holding something that feels timeless and complete.
Create A Set
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