Online printing websites - recommendations please
Posted 28/10/2009 - 07:10
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I've found Photobox to be very good.
.........all the gear, no idea!
Me super, MX, LX, K5,DA 18-55WR, DA 17-70, DA 55-300, DA40 Ltd, FA50 1.4, Samsung D-Xenon 12-24,Samsung 100mm macro M50 1.7(x3), M28 3.5, M35 2.8, M100macro f4, M135 3.5(+others)
Me super, MX, LX, K5,DA 18-55WR, DA 17-70, DA 55-300, DA40 Ltd, FA50 1.4, Samsung D-Xenon 12-24,Samsung 100mm macro M50 1.7(x3), M28 3.5, M35 2.8, M100macro f4, M135 3.5(+others)
Posted 28/10/2009 - 18:13
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I did a search on the forum and decided on Bonusprint to get three large bigger than A3 prints done. It's a bit of an experiment really as i've never done this digitally before. I can let you know how they turn out if you like.
The other popular recommendations i found were: dscolourlabs, onevisionimaging, peakimaging and snapfish.
The other popular recommendations i found were: dscolourlabs, onevisionimaging, peakimaging and snapfish.
Posted 28/10/2009 - 18:30
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hebridean wrote:
I did a search on the forum and decided on Bonusprint to get three large bigger than A3 prints done. It's a bit of an experiment really as i've never done this digitally before. I can let you know how they turn out if you like.
The other popular recommendations i found were: dscolourlabs, onevisionimaging, peakimaging and snapfish.
I have used BonusPrint for 16x12 prints and i have been more than happy with the results, Snapfish prints are a bit more contrasty and higher saturation if you prefer that in your images. I do`nt add any sharpening as some printers add their own so the results can be a bit over sharpened.I did a search on the forum and decided on Bonusprint to get three large bigger than A3 prints done. It's a bit of an experiment really as i've never done this digitally before. I can let you know how they turn out if you like.
The other popular recommendations i found were: dscolourlabs, onevisionimaging, peakimaging and snapfish.
Regards - Pete
Posted 28/10/2009 - 20:23
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ProAm imaging have a very good name for both quality and delivery. this is the link www.proamimaging.com
Good luck
Ian
Good luck
Ian
Posted 28/10/2009 - 20:33
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Thank you everyone for the suggestions. I will look into these
Posted 29/10/2009 - 00:35
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I have had surprisingly good results from Tesco. I think a 20 x 16 poster print which is actually printed on Fuji photo paper was less than £5. Takes a week to be delviered in a rolled tube, but quality was very good I must admit.
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Posted 31/10/2009 - 15:42
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cabstar wrote:
I have had surprisingly good results from Tesco. I think a 20 x 16 poster print which is actually printed on Fuji photo paper was less than £5. Takes a week to be delviered in a rolled tube, but quality was very good I must admit.
I changed from a local Tesco Superstore to Snapfish/Truprint (same people); no comparison in image quality, and they are my no.1 choice.I have had surprisingly good results from Tesco. I think a 20 x 16 poster print which is actually printed on Fuji photo paper was less than £5. Takes a week to be delviered in a rolled tube, but quality was very good I must admit.
Adrian
K5IIs, Sigma 10-20, Pentax DA 16-85, Pentax DA 55-300, Pentax 70 Ltd, Metz 44 AF-2.
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Posted 02/11/2009 - 10:36
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I once asked the same q on this forum. Overall most users resonded with positive feedback to quality and service to snapfish. They deliver all over too at great prices
Posted 03/11/2009 - 22:50
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Thanks once again for the advice.
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I'm thinking of printing on matt in order to frame some images for friends and family.