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What should I do with old, poor-quality photos?
Archive them and do not publish them again if neither the plate nor the room’s light is recognisable. They are only an internal reminder of how the venue used to look, not a piece for this week.
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The answer
Direct answer
Archive them and do not publish them again if neither the plate nor the room’s light is recognisable. They are only an internal reminder of how the venue used to look, not a piece for this week.
First things first
Put anything from before the refit or the current menu in a separate folder.
The frequent doubt
The miss is stretching a small photo until it fills the feed and the grain shows on the phone.
Our approach
The delivery that replaces them is the new session; the old ones stay off the calendar.
Archive
them
and
do
not
publish
them
again
if
neither
the
plate
nor
the
room’s
light
is
recognisable.
They
are
only
an
internal
reminder
of
how
the
venue
used
to
look,
not
a
piece
for
this
week.
What should I do with old, poor-quality photos?
Archive them and do not publish them again if neither the plate nor the room’s light is recognisable. They are only an internal reminder of how the venue used to look, not a piece for this week.
Write to us. A quote with no commitment.Other work from the same team
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