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How Do I Photograph the Camera Cards?
How Do I Photograph the Camera Cards?

Tips for Properly Photographing Your Snapizzi Camera Cards

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Whatever format your cards are, ensure that you photograph the codes so that Snapizzi can scan the DataMatrix code properly. We recommend the codes be a minimum of 100x100 pixels in size. 

Snapizzi has a 100% accuracy rate as long as the coded cards are photographed properly.

Give as much care and attention to photographing the Camera Card keyframe photo as you do your Subjects

Multiple codes can be included in keyframes. When multiple cards are used, all photos in the series will be placed in each of those customer galleries. If you are shooting multiple cards, make sure that each Data Matrix code is visible in the camera card photo to ensure proper scanning by Snapizzi. Camera cards don't have to be photographed in any particular order.

Here is how to use cards for both types of projects.

EVENT PROJECTS

A good rule of thumb is to give a card to each person who wants to place an order. For example, a family of four (mom, dad, and two kids) only needs one card, as they share the same household. In contrast, if four friends each want to order, they would each receive a unique card, and all cards are photographed together in the keyframe. Each code will then take them to their individual photos.

The camera cards for Data projects are generally not given directly to subjects. Instead, subjects can find their photos through one of these three methods:

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