Many people neglect to name the title and bio slide with a sequence number so I usually have to rename these files later. Files are named with the artist’s name followed by a sequence number so that images will display in the sequence that photographer chooses. The only critical measure is the pixel dimension of the image) but I need decent size files for the best quality. There is always a lot of confusion about resolution, etc… and I always end up re-sizing the images anyway (note to photographers – projected images are not defined by dpi or ppi as the projected size can very depending on the distance from the screen.
#MAXBULK MAILER DOESNT WORK 1080P#
I ask for files at this size because the projector is setup for 1080p HD video and I want to end up with images that have adequate resolution for the projector.
Photographers are asked to supply RGB Jpeg files that fit into 1920×1080 pixel dimensions and create a title slide and a bio slide at the same dimensions. The Annenberg likes to end up with 30 photographers showing 30 images each. After testing and approval from the Annenberg staff, the email is sent out to the list, typically, 80 people or so. I can write the text directly into MaxBulk Mailer but I do all the html editing in Dreamweaver and then paste the code into MaxBulk. The emails are sent out as text and html with graphics to display the Annenberg logo. This allows me to keep separate email lists and create email campaigns that I send out through my own ISP as private emails to individual artists. I then enter the list into MaxBulk Mailer from maxprog, a stand alone bulk mail program.
Lesley Meyer, the photo editor and archivist for the Annenberg Space for Photography puts together a short email list of potential participants. The first step is to develop an email campaign to invite photographers to participate. Here is how I produce the shows from start to finish: The slideshow is held in a swank space with twin hi-res digital projection screens
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