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Image Products at EyeInvent
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> Individual
Image Files and Subscriptions are available at EyeInvent.
Once a royalty-free license has been paid for, your
download image files are immediately
available from your account
page, and are provided as zip files for you to download. The
images are saved as 100% full quality JPEGs (.jpg),
the
most common file format
for storing
and
transmitting
photographic
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Subscriptions at EyeInvent
> In addition to
purchasing individual image products from the EyeInvent gallery, you may also buy subscriptions from this page
that allow you to download all images at EyeInvent of
a specific size. Note that you will need to be logged
into your account to purchase subscriptions.
> We offer
6 month and 1 year subscriptions for each size of image.
New high definition
images are added to EyeInvent every
week. Please ensure you choose the appropriate subscription
for your requirements as subscription types cannot
be changed after purchase.
1 Year subscriptions
work out cheaper than buying two six month subscriptions.
> The
following volume discounts are available on all image
products (individual downloads
and subscriptions) and the savings will be applied automatically
as a "promotion" when you review your order:
• $20 to $59: 20%
discount on your order
• $60 to $119: 30%
discount on your order
• $120 to $299: 40%
discount on your order
• $300 and above: 50%
discount on your order
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• Please select one of the EyeInvent Subscriptions below:
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Image Products
at EyeInvent
> The following
examples show the differences between the different sizes of images
available at EyeInvent.
> The small image file below
(500 pixels wide) is
displayed in the gallery and has been optimized so that
the image appears more quickly on a web page. The file
is around half the weight of the
download file, and some very fine detail
is lost as
a result of the higher compression used. These images
are ideal for website highlights:
> The second example shows
a detail section from a medium image file that is
usually 900 pixels at its widest or tallest. These images
are great for website features and digital illustrative purposes:
> The third example shows
a detail section from a large image file that is usually
1600 pixels at its widest or tallest. These images are
perfect for website backgrounds and features, and can
also be used
for
small print publication features:
> The fourth
example shows a detail section from an extra large image
file that is 3000 pixels minimum at its widest or tallest, and up to 4200 pixels dependent on cropping.
These images are
perfect for website backgrounds
and features, and are also excellent for print publication
as illustrative features:
> Choose the appropriate
size of image according to your particular requirements
as enlarging images is not recommended because of the
loss in quality.
The following image shows the small sized image enlarged
on the left to the same size of the extra large image (a section
of which is shown on the right). Note how a significant amount of
detail is lost in the left frame of the comparison shot below:
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