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If you don;t have a printer, where do you go to get a print made?

ilzho
Rising Star

I shot a blues festival and have someone who would like a print.

I haven't asked about the detail, but I am assuming a glossy B&W 8x10.

Since I do not have any printing equipment, do you all have any suggestions as to where to go to get one made?

 

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ScottyP
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AdoramaPrints, if you are in the states.  Upload the image and they mail to you. Good quality. 

Scott

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ilzho wrote:

I shot a blues festival and have someone who would like a print.

I haven't asked about the detail, but I am assuming a glossy B&W 8x10.

Since I do not have any printing equipment, do you all have any suggestions as to where to go to get one made?

 


Any major city should have a choice of professional print shops. They can be expensive, but can be useful when you need prints of framable quality.

Bob
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA

ebiggs1
Legend
Legend

"...  I am assuming a glossy B&W 8x10."

 

Even if you have a photo printer, true B&W is difficult.  I use WHCC a lot but I print almost all my own work.

EB
EOS 1D, EOS 1D MK IIn, EOS 1D MK III, EOS 1Ds MK III, EOS 1D MK IV and EOS 1DX and many lenses.
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