Posted by John Mumaw on January 11, 2013 at 7:11 PM
Interesting comparisons here, Amy. I've been using Mpix for years now and have been quite satisfied with the quality. Shipping was a bit pricey, though. However, ProDPI's prices and free shipping (from Denver, btw) have convinced me to give 'em a try next time I make an enlargement.
So, a big 'Thanks!' for this one.
Posted by Amy Lindsey on January 11, 2013 at 9:38 PM
I use WHCC and have been very happy (especially with the lollipops!), but might have to give ProDPI a shot.
Posted by Ken Henke on January 13, 2013 at 1:07 PM
Interesting topic since I "assumed" most folks on this forum printed their own images. I guess as a hobbyist and not relying on my images to make my living, I like controling the creative process on the way to printing. Being I haven't used a commerical service for 15 years, it would be interesting to try one to compare quality vs price. From what I have seen though, my Epson 3880 creates some darn nice prints.
I've been using Bay Photo, WHCC and another Colorado provider, but I'm definitely going to give ProDPI a shot.
Posted by Doug Koepsel on January 31, 2013 at 1:31 PM
Does anyone have any experience with CG Pro for canvas wraps? http://www.cgproprints.com/home
Another AZ photographer mentioned them to me yesterday. He was pleased with his order quality and especially pricing.
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So, a big 'Thanks!' for this one.
http://www.cgproprints.com/home
Another AZ photographer mentioned them to me yesterday. He was pleased with his order quality and especially pricing.