Hello everyone, I am wondering if anyone have any experience with large prints on canvas? I have several photos that would be great on a 60" canvas. Where can you get such large size at a decent price and quality print?
I recently had a 30x45" made by WHCC and it turned out great. The process was painless, excellent service and the pricing was reasonable. I also bought Genuine Fractals Pro and used the canvas layout feature.
Posted by Ken Holyfield on March 23, 2010 at 12:47 PM
Hello Chun,
My response is not intended to try to sell you on our services but to give you some insight based on our experience in printing canvas. We produce sizes up to 40" x 60" stretched. You will want to pay attention to the quality of the canvas and inks being used when choosing a print company. Not all canvas is created equally. I would suggest sticking with name brand canvas such as Hahnemuhle, Canon or Sihl especially when buying larger canvas prints. Make sure the printer uses Pigment UV inks. If you live on the front range, you may consider Photo Craft in Boulder. If you live on the Western Slope, we could help you.
Thank you for your input, seriously looking at both of them!
Dave - I am looking into the Fractals Pro also. Thanks a bunch!
Posted by Brian Johnson on March 27, 2010 at 11:52 PM
Mark Andrews of Panorama Printers, LLC handles all of my large canvas print needs. His work is incredible and runs approx $20/sq foot. It's like I have never really seen my images until I get them back on his canvases. www.panoramaprinters.com
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4 repliesThanks a million!
Chun Ming
My response is not intended to try to sell you on our services but to give you some insight based on our experience in printing canvas. We produce sizes up to 40" x 60" stretched. You will want to pay attention to the quality of the canvas and inks being used when choosing a print company. Not all canvas is created equally. I would suggest sticking with name brand canvas such as Hahnemuhle, Canon or Sihl especially when buying larger canvas prints. Make sure the printer uses Pigment UV inks. If you live on the front range, you may consider Photo Craft in Boulder. If you live on the Western Slope, we could help you.
Ken Holyfield
Dave - I am looking into the Fractals Pro also. Thanks a bunch!