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16X20 Inkjet Prints
I need to get a few prints blown up to 16 x 20.
Who does good work at low prices? Bob Williams |
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"Bob Williams" wrote in message ... I need to get a few prints blown up to 16 x 20. Who does good work at low prices? Bob Williams |
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Hi Bob; The best prices from pro labs are by using ftp service and sending
the image files over the net. I get 16"x20"s for $15.99 plus tyhe price of mounting. I then spray them in my spray booth. I use Delta Color Labs in Lancaster , Pennsylvania. Are you a professional ? Craig Flory |
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Bob Williams wrote: I need to get a few prints blown up to 16 x 20. Who does good work at low prices? Bob Williams To bad that the consumer wide format printers only go to 13x19. If you can settle on that size the Canon i9900 will probably cost the same as a bunch of 16x20. If only 3 or 4 then I think it will be difficult to get above average quality for a low price. |
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Craig,
May I ask what you are spraying, and with what? Bruce Craig Flory wrote: Hi Bob; The best prices from pro labs are by using ftp service and sending the image files over the net. I get 16"x20"s for $15.99 plus tyhe price of mounting. I then spray them in my spray booth. I use Delta Color Labs in Lancaster , Pennsylvania. Are you a professional ? Craig Flory |
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As most professionals do ... I spray all portrait & wedding prints with a
protective spray lacquer.The only size I don't spray are wallet size.It protects from finger prints and it also has a built in Ultra Violet protection too. I own a professional spray booth in my studio. Craig Flory |
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www.iphotoshop.com
The prints you get will be RA-4 processed using Fuji crystal Archive paper. This is way better than ink jet prints. You can choose between glossy or luster finish. They do come rolled up in card board tube via US mail but I have not had problem with them after mounting. "Bob Williams" wrote in message ... I need to get a few prints blown up to 16 x 20. Who does good work at low prices? Bob Williams |
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"EagleEyePhotography" writes:
www.iphotoshop.com The prints you get will be RA-4 processed using Fuji crystal Archive paper. This is way better than ink jet prints. You can choose between glossy or luster finish. They do come rolled up in card board tube via US mail but I have not had problem with them after mounting. Oh cool. How are they at handling large files, say from a computer generated image or a high-res 4x5 scan, for making a large print from? There's also www.mpix.com which is sort of similar. |
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Bob Williams wrote: I need to get a few prints blown up to 16 x 20. Who does good work at low prices? Bob Williams Thanks All. You have offered several very good sites. Looks like about $15 buys a first class print. I consider that quite reasonable. Bob Williams |
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