Purchasing images:

For non-commercial print purposes:

We offer two types of printing:

1. Fuji Frontier Printing: Images are batch edited and sent to our lab in Vancouver.
2. Light Jet technology. Images are individually edited*. This is more expensive, but we feel the price reflects the quality of the image/print.

*Images are individually edited for colour correction and highlight/shadow balance.

Images will be confirmed by emailed jpg. Printing is done at a professional lab in Vancouver and can be mailed (mail charge) or for pick up in Alpine Meadows.

We will contact you once your order has been received.

Contact joern@whistlerlife.com for purchasing images for non-commercial or commercial usage.

Digital File orders:

Note: for personal NON-COMMERCIAL usage only, community and commercial usage must be pre-arranged with photographer, all images are copyright the photographer.

• Low resolution jpg (72 dpi for web/email usage only-not sufficient quality for printing):

$5/image (reduces to $4/image AFTER 5 images ordered from same event)

• Up to 8x12, 300 dpi jpg for print (subject can not be more than 3 people, i.e.: no group shots)

5x7: $20

8x12: $30

Print Pricing:

Fuji Frontier (Machine Print):

5x7: $10/$6 for duplicate print ordered at the same time;(#)

8x12: $15/$10 for duplicate print at same time;

11x16: $22 First one/$16 for additional at same time;

16x24: Inquire for this and larger sizes;

Light Jet (Highest Quality)

5x7: $16/$11 for duplicate prints ordered at the same time;(#)

8x12: $22/$16 for duplicate at same time;

11x16: $35/$25 for duplicate at same time;

16x24: $52 First one/$36 for additional at same time;

#:Special note for 5x7 images: 5x7 is not a native size for the camera sensor, so some cropping will be necessary. If the photographic subject is too close to the edge of the image, it may not be possible to print the image as a 5x7.

Cropping Overview:
The dimensions (height x width) of your digital image are not always the same as the print you want to make from it. Therefore, some cropping (trimming) of your original image is often required to make it fit the paper size.

We offer a variety of print sizes and each size may require a slightly different amount of cropping. Also, digital cameras can take images with different dimensions than film cameras, so some cropping is necessary to make them all fit on standard paper sizes.

While the cropping we do is minimal, it may cut off important parts of the image located near the edge. This is why we offer two options, which are given near the end of the ordering process.

We provide Either "CROP" (cut) the images to the paper size OR "FIT" the images ( un-cut , full size ) on to a given paper size is show during the order process. This is to ensurde that what-you-see-is-what-you-get .... options to make sure your prints include all the important parts of your original image:

As you will see fit crop actually shrinks the image a bit and leaves a white border.

Note: The print dimentions are always the size of the paper the image is printed on and not the image size itself. Cropping applies to both horizontal (landscape) and vertical (portrait) photos.

*4 x D Unlike traditional 35mm film, which captures images in a 2x3 aspect ratio, most digital cameras capture images in a 3x4 aspect ratio. In order to fit a 3x4 aspect ratio digital image into a standard 4x6 print (based on film's 2x3 aspect ratio), 11% of the digital image is cropped . Our new 4XD format is tailored for digital images. The new format is based on 4 in. x 5.33 in. print paper and provides a full dimension digital print, the way you captured it.