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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BF Hammer" data-source="post: 766201" data-attributes="member: 48483">All I have after that is the actual photos themselves. I do not know anything of what backdrops you used. But in a general sense, high-contrast slightly busy patterns will compress better than a uniform color gradient will. Actually a gradient fill background like what is popular in many slide templates for MS Powerpoint will choke the CPU of a color printer as it has work nearly each pixel individually during rasterization. I often see a service call for slow printing because of that in my job.So if you used the classic 1-color backdrop lit to give a gradient of light behind the subject like I often see how corporate portraits done - we could have a suspect.</blockquote>