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AustinPhotoNet
29th of January 2003 (Wed), 14:43
i have been printing my d60 images through ofoto.com but im wondering about other online labs and if i can get better quality prints,,, what is your experience and can you recommend other labs,,,
http://www.ofoto.com
good fast service but on low contrast images the colors are a bit pale,,, they dont offer matt finish,,,
http://www.photoaccess.com/
havnt used them that much but my test print is a bit too red
http://www.clubphoto.com/
just like ofoto
farid
who10
29th of January 2003 (Wed), 17:21
Farid,
I just recently ran a test image (16x20 matte) using Westcoast Imaging. My monitor is calibrated with Spyder OptiCal and their color match from a LightJet 430 was absolutely perfect. WCI supplies ICC profiles for Fuji Crystal Archive gloss and matte.
For any print that I need 11x17 to 24x30 enlargements I’ll use these guys. They also have Epson 9600 Inkjets, but I haven’t tried them yet.
http://www.westcoastimaging.com/wci/page/services/lightjet/ljfileprint.html (link to their Lightjet page)
I was able to down-load a 85mb tiff file to their server and got the final print back in 5 days.
My experience was good with them.
Regards.
David
AustinPhotoNet
30th of January 2003 (Thu), 16:38
sounds good but kinda expensive,,, i usually have to print 100-200 prints after an event,,,
have you tried anyone in this listing:
http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Shopping_and_Services/Photography/Digital/Labs/
who10
30th of January 2003 (Thu), 18:02
Yes, I realized after I replied that you probably meant online services for larger quantity printing than I generally do. I print most of my images (below 13x19) off my Mac and had been searching unsuccessfully for a good local lab to print material I wanted to frame and mount.
Sorry for the misread on my part.
David
redbutt
30th of January 2003 (Thu), 20:41
Check out EZprints.com (www.ezprints.com). I've had very good results with them.
davefaulk
30th of January 2003 (Thu), 21:47
In what format are you uploading your images to these sites (i.e. JPG, TIFF, etc).
Dave
AustinPhotoNet
30th of January 2003 (Thu), 22:37
i shoot everything in jpg with a d60,,, and my prints are usually 8x10 or smaller,,, sometimes i do 16x20,,, matt finish would be nice also,,,
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