A+ for MpixPro

asysin2leads · 6th of February 2010 (Sat)

Ok, so I've been using MpixPro rather exclusively for about a year now. I had some senior prints that needed done. It only took the family 4 months to get me their order. Anyway, I put the order in last Tuesday at around 4:00pm. The door bell rang at 11:30 Wednesday morning and there they were. They have $4 overnight shipping and anything over $100 is free shipping. Their quality is top notch and their ROES interface is very easy to use. I know that there are those out there who swear by their labs and that's fine. I just wanted to let anyone who is looking for a lab that MpixPro is good to go.

43 North · 6th of February 2010 (Sat)

Thanks for the feedback. Good to hear.

Karl Johnston · 6th of February 2010 (Sat)

How do they differ from the regular mpix? Is it like a trader's version of the original?

I looked at the products and honestly they don't look much different from mpix's regular website. The only additional product I saw that mpix didn't have was styrene mounting...and then the cool metal aluminum sheets, which is interesting.

I think I'll register...I've looked a lot at metal printing and had people interested in it, before. If they can compete with bayphoto's prices then I'm really interested but apparently I need to wait to see their prices when they give me an account...I hate that.

asysin2leads · 6th of February 2010 (Sat)

The biggest difference, at least that I can see, is overnight shipping for $4. I haven't compared the differences in products in a while.

Karl Johnston · 7th of February 2010 (Sun)

A pity it only applies to domestic orders.

Got approved, got the 5 prints on the way, hopefully I get to see the difference.

asysin2leads · 7th of February 2010 (Sun)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Karl Johnston

A pity it only applies to domestic orders.

Got approved, got the 5 prints on the way, hopefully I get to see the difference.

That sucks.

Karl Johnston · 7th of February 2010 (Sun)

Okay now I'm impressed (just looked at the prices).

cory1848 · 7th of February 2010 (Sun)

You wont see any difference in print quality from Mpix > MPixPro> Millers.... All the same company and all use the same printers. I questioned them at ImagingUSA about the price difference between and regular 8x10 across the three divisions. Rep couldnt really answer except saying that is was ease of use if you are ordering to keep everything in one order, rather than split it up. Kind of a BS answer and he knew it.

The main difference is products that are offered. Millers does high end albums, MpixPro does the press products and prints and mpix most of the one off consumer based products. All my prints that I order I go straight through mpix, no reason to pay more for it. Albums through miller and custom DVD cases through Mpixpro. Kind of a PITA if you ask me but I can understand why they do it.

Hikin Mike · 7th of February 2010 (Sun)

I've been using Mpix for a few years. I never bothered with signing up with MpixPro because I don't need the extra services. All I do is print.

mflane · 10th of February 2010 (Wed)

Is having an account with Miller's Lab the same as having an account with MPixPro? In other words, are the products offered the same between the two?

cory1848 · 10th of February 2010 (Wed)

Quote:

Originally Posted by mflane

Is having an account with Miller's Lab the same as having an account with MPixPro? In other words, are the products offered the same between the two?

Some are the same, some are different. Mpixpro offers press books but not high grade Albums. You need to sign up for each site separately.

mflane · 10th of February 2010 (Wed)

Quote:

Originally Posted by cory1848

Some are the same, some are different. Mpixpro offers press books but not high grade Albums. You need to sign up for each site separately.

Gotcha... Already have an account w/ Millers. Thanks!

6th of February 2010 (Sat)	#1
asysin2leads I'm kissing arse Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Lebanon, OH Posts: 6,318 IMAGE EDITING OK	A+ for MpixPro Ok, so I've been using MpixPro rather exclusively for about a year now. I had some senior prints that needed done. It only took the family 4 months to get me their order. Anyway, I put the order in last Tuesday at around 4:00pm. The door bell rang at 11:30 Wednesday morning and there they were. They have $4 overnight shipping and anything over $100 is free shipping. Their quality is top notch and their ROES interface is very easy to use. I know that there are those out there who swear by their labs and that's fine. I just wanted to let anyone who is looking for a lab that MpixPro is good to go. __________________ Kevin Gear List \| 7M Photography \| Sports Galleries \| My Facebook \| Ohio POTN Facebook \| Custom White Balance \| Ohio POTN Google Calendar

6th of February 2010 (Sat)	#2
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6th of February 2010 (Sat)	#3
Karl Johnston Rare exception that I didn't say anything stupid" Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Canadian Arctic Posts: 9,020	Re: A+ for MpixPro How do they differ from the regular mpix? Is it like a trader's version of the original? I looked at the products and honestly they don't look much different from mpix's regular website. The only additional product I saw that mpix didn't have was styrene mounting...and then the cool metal aluminum sheets, which is interesting. I think I'll register...I've looked a lot at metal printing and had people interested in it, before. If they can compete with bayphoto's prices then I'm really interested but apparently I need to wait to see their prices when they give me an account...I hate that. __________________ Adventure The Canadian Arctic With Me Canadian Features Editor of Let's Be Wild Adventure Magazine Last edited by Karl Johnston : 6th of February 2010 (Sat) at 20:05.

6th of February 2010 (Sat)	#4
asysin2leads I'm kissing arse Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Lebanon, OH Posts: 6,318 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: A+ for MpixPro The biggest difference, at least that I can see, is overnight shipping for $4. I haven't compared the differences in products in a while. __________________ Kevin Gear List \| 7M Photography \| Sports Galleries \| My Facebook \| Ohio POTN Facebook \| Custom White Balance \| Ohio POTN Google Calendar

7th of February 2010 (Sun)	#5
Karl Johnston Rare exception that I didn't say anything stupid" Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Canadian Arctic Posts: 9,020	Re: A+ for MpixPro A pity it only applies to domestic orders. Got approved, got the 5 prints on the way, hopefully I get to see the difference. __________________ Adventure The Canadian Arctic With Me Canadian Features Editor of Let's Be Wild Adventure Magazine

7th of February 2010 (Sun)	#7
Karl Johnston Rare exception that I didn't say anything stupid" Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Canadian Arctic Posts: 9,020	Re: A+ for MpixPro Okay now I'm impressed (just looked at the prices). __________________ Adventure The Canadian Arctic With Me Canadian Features Editor of Let's Be Wild Adventure Magazine

7th of February 2010 (Sun)	#8
cory1848 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Kissimmee, FL Posts: 1,656 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: A+ for MpixPro You wont see any difference in print quality from Mpix > MPixPro> Millers.... All the same company and all use the same printers. I questioned them at ImagingUSA about the price difference between and regular 8x10 across the three divisions. Rep couldnt really answer except saying that is was ease of use if you are ordering to keep everything in one order, rather than split it up. Kind of a BS answer and he knew it. The main difference is products that are offered. Millers does high end albums, MpixPro does the press products and prints and mpix most of the one off consumer based products. All my prints that I order I go straight through mpix, no reason to pay more for it. Albums through miller and custom DVD cases through Mpixpro. Kind of a PITA if you ask me but I can understand why they do it. __________________ Orlando Wedding Photographer Gear List "Those are some mighty fine pots and pans you have, they must make a great dinner!

7th of February 2010 (Sun)	#9
Hikin Mike Walkin' Like a Penguin Now! Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Atwater, CA Posts: 5,622	Re: A+ for MpixPro I've been using Mpix for a few years. I never bothered with signing up with MpixPro because I don't need the extra services. All I do is print. __________________ California Nature, Wildlife, Landscape and Inspirational Photography \| Facebook \| Google+ \| Twitter SEO for the Photographer \| Creating HDRs Using Layer Masks Canon 5D • 17-40 ƒ/4L • 300 ƒ/4L IS • 70-200 ƒ/4L • 50 ƒ/1.8 • 1.4x TC • Kenko Ext. Tubes

10th of February 2010 (Wed)	#10
mflane Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 66	Re: A+ for MpixPro Is having an account with Miller's Lab the same as having an account with MPixPro? In other words, are the products offered the same between the two? __________________ "Tourists are terrorists with cameras. Terrorists are tourists with guns." - Anonymous

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