On 7/1/2011 10:54 PM, Eric Miller wrote:
> On 7/1/2011 3:05 PM, PeterN wrote:
>> On 6/30/2011 9:45 PM, Eric Miller wrote:
>>> It's been a while since I've looked for a printing service. Please
>>> recommend anyone you have had good experience with. I am looking to get
>>> a high quality, 20x30 B&W print. I need a service that will let me
>>> upload the image (I'm betting that most do this). mightyimaging.com is
>>> one that popped up when I searched. Anyone have experience with them. Is
>>> there any process that is especially recommended for b&w prints. Do you
>>> need more info to make a recommendation?
>>>
>>> TIA
>>>
>>> Eric Miller
>>
>> I've had good results using Costco. but, you have to be careful with
>> sizing and instruct them about cropping. I usually call after I submit
>> to follow up with telephone instructions.
>>
>>
>
> Unfortunately there is no Costco in my state AFAIK. WalMart does
> printing, but I was looking to get a better looking print than what I
> have seen them do on their HP Printers (which aren't half bad on color
> prints). One online printer uses lightjet and another process, but it
> has been a long time since I made any big prints (about two years) that
> I really don't even know what process I should be looking at to make a
> "wow" type print (assuming my image is up to the task).
>
> Eric Miller
Too bad they are not convenient for you. You can get low priced, or free
snacks while waiting.
However, they do mail order and use a photo processor. I don't think
they use archival inks, so don't count on a 400 year life for your
prints. You can also download the profiles and specify the machine they
are to print on. I think they have a very reasonable satisfaction policy.
--
Peter
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