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Nov 20, 2012 08:59 |  #1

I'm an amatuer photographer and I do not have a printer at home. I recently took some cool photos of my immediate family that I want to give my mom and in-laws for Christmas. Anyhow, I plan to do a few in "canvas" style and make several other prints ranging from 11x14 to 4x6. I've used Snapfish before and was satisfied with the results, but I know they are not likely "pro" quality printers. I'm looking for advice on where I can get the best prints made at a reasonable cost.

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Nov 20, 2012 10:35 |  #2

Two online places that get a good rep are AdoramaPix and Mpix. Also Costco has a good reputation and if there is one nearby it's quite convenient.


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Nov 20, 2012 14:28 |  #3

I've used Mpix for a couple of 16X20 prints, one of them on canvas, and they do very good work.


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Nov 20, 2012 14:36 |  #4

Anywhere that prints onto Fuji Crystal--basically a real photograph-optically printed not ink but silver halides- remember those.


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