Supplying material

Specifications for editorial content and photos

To support the text, we would like to receive a number of project or product photos. These photos must meet the following conditions:

Editorial content

Submit editorial content

  • Editorial content is primarily informative.
  • Company and product names are not mentioned in headings or subheadings.
  • Articles are written in the third person. If desired, you can use streamers or quotes.
  • In a streamer or quote, the interviewee is introduced once with name, role and company. Thereafter, the surname suffices.
  • Articles do not contain address details, logos, websites or QR codes. Slogans at the end of an article are also not accepted.
  • An article has a maximum of 350 words for a full page (1/1) and 500 words for a spread (2/1).
  • Give the photo files a clear name, for example: project_xxx_photo_1.
  • Photos must not contain logos, watermarks or mentions of photographer, website or company.
  • Provide each photo with a caption and make clear which caption belongs to which photo.
  • You agree that we can use the images freely, without limitation in space or time.
  • Add any source references.
  • Submit the photos in the highest possible resolution, according to the scheme below:
Resolution of a photo and the format in which it can appear in the trade magazine
Camera resolution (megapixels)Image size in pixelsPrint size at 300 DPI
1.2 MP1280 x 960± 10 x 8 cm
5 MP2560 x 1920± 21 x 16 cm
8 MP3456 x 2304± 30 x 20 cm
12 MP4000 x 3000 (Recommended)± 34 x 25 cm
24 MP6000 x 4000± 50 x 33 cm

The data in this table are guidelines. The sizes are rounded.

For questions about these specifications, you can contact traffic@louwersmediagroep.be or +32 50 36 81 70 (Belgium) and traffic@louwersmediagroep.nl or +31 495 45 00 95 (the Netherlands).

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