Commercial Printing over 18x12
Posted 25/08/2009 - 17:04
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Lilly,
Yes, everything else is massively more expensive
Not far from where I work is Spectrum Photographic ( http://www.spectrumphoto.co.uk/ )- excellent service, facilities and quality - but TBH I haven't used them for a long time.
If you want canvas and other large stuff, then www.photoartistry.co.uk are very good. They're the crew that offer the POTW prints for epz winners. I have a very nice 36"x24" canvas hanging on the wall at work
But, like you, I'm open to other suggestions
Matt
Yes, everything else is massively more expensive
Not far from where I work is Spectrum Photographic ( http://www.spectrumphoto.co.uk/ )- excellent service, facilities and quality - but TBH I haven't used them for a long time.
If you want canvas and other large stuff, then www.photoartistry.co.uk are very good. They're the crew that offer the POTW prints for epz winners. I have a very nice 36"x24" canvas hanging on the wall at work
But, like you, I'm open to other suggestions
Matt
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Posted 26/08/2009 - 00:32
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I use my local costco , i will dig up a price list if you wish and let you know the prices of the prints, i know they can do 18 x 36 or something crazy like that
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Posted 26/08/2009 - 13:14
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Lilly - you could try The Darkroom Uk in Cheltenham. Prices for variety of sizes and papers are on their web site. Not used them for this type of work, so I can't give any specific recommendation other than the general one about speed and quality of service based on their slide processing service.
Steve
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Posted 26/08/2009 - 13:40
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Steve Chasey wrote:
Lilly - you could try The Darkroom Uk in Cheltenham. Prices for variety of sizes and papers are on their web site. Not used them for this type of work, so I can't give any specific recommendation other than the general one about speed and quality of service based on their slide processing service.
Steve
Mmmm they look very classy...shame about the prices seems one has to pay the price for anything bigger than A3
Lilly - you could try The Darkroom Uk in Cheltenham. Prices for variety of sizes and papers are on their web site. Not used them for this type of work, so I can't give any specific recommendation other than the general one about speed and quality of service based on their slide processing service.
Steve
Posted 26/08/2009 - 14:42
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Hi Lilly, I use Loxley Colour great service and I think print prices are not too bad at all.
(haven't checked to see if they competative :blush
They do free colour calibration of your prints if necessary.
Hope it helps.
ali
(haven't checked to see if they competative :blush
They do free colour calibration of your prints if necessary.
Hope it helps.
ali
Cheers
Ali
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It will be for mono and sepia work.
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