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Best online photo printing service

grace2much
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Not sure if this is the right forum thread for this and sorry if not:o
I'm looking to take a large photo of my son for a present. It would be about a 40cm / 50cm approximately and would like it printed on canvas by an online photo printing service.
Any recommendations on which site I should use?
I have a nice flat white background to use and a camera phone( HTC U11 Life) with a 16MP camera so I hope that will give me a high res quality image the online service can use, what do you think?
Any advice and help is greatly appreciated in advance:T
I'm looking to take a large photo of my son for a present. It would be about a 40cm / 50cm approximately and would like it printed on canvas by an online photo printing service.
Any recommendations on which site I should use?
I have a nice flat white background to use and a camera phone( HTC U11 Life) with a 16MP camera so I hope that will give me a high res quality image the online service can use, what do you think?
Any advice and help is greatly appreciated in advance:T
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have you asked the likes of jessops?0
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twhitehousescat wrote: »have you asked the likes of jessops?“Having, first, gained all you can, and, secondly saved all you can, then give all you can"....John Wesley
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I've not used them, but what about Snappy Snaps?
https://www.snappysnaps.co.uk/posters-and-canvas-prints/canvas-printing.html0 -
I tried Boots, Photobox and Snapfish recently, albeit for just photo prints, and Snapfish came out with the best quality prints.0
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I have no idea how their prices compare for canvas, but I have all my paper printing done on A3 sized paper here, and I am always happy with the results. Large paper prints are cheapish too.
Please note their instructions for preparing a file to print:-
"FOR BEST RESULTS, PLEASE PRE-SIZE YOUR FILES TO THE CORRECT ASPECT RATIO, THE CORRECT OUTPUT SIZE REQUIRED AT 300 DPI AND IN sRGB COLOUR SPACE BEFORE UPLOADING!"
I have no connection with the firm other than as a paying customer.0 -
Thanks, folks for all the options and advice, I've got lots to research now and will finish the thread once I make my choice and then receive the finished canvas.....“Having, first, gained all you can, and, secondly saved all you can, then give all you can"....John Wesley
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I use a company called Pixum,they are in Germany but the prices are good as is the quality and speed of delivery.0
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Even Aldi has a photo printing service. Wonder if it's any good as we need to print some for framing.0
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I think this thread was only bumped by the spammer above.
I had some 'free' prints done by the Aldi service and they were fine. Same from Asda.
For photos I have found Boots still seem to do better photo prints than anywhere else on the High Street I've used so if its something special I use them.
I used to use photobox for most things but the last couple of orders I've had from them have been worse and then worse again - I can only guess they are using cheaper printing methods.0 -
lofielectronic wrote: »I think this thread was only bumped by the spammer above.
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