How large can I go? First time making big prints...

[Gina Franco]

Sheiky: I'm using Mpix.com which was highly recommended by someone I don't know well, but it looks like LensRentals.com thinks well enough of them to include them on their resource links list, so here's hoping. They offer 24x36 by the way, if you want to clear your walls and make room for something larger!


http://www.mpix.com/PrintPricing.aspx


I'm not cropping anything--good to know--and thanks for taking the edge off my nervousness.

[Bill W]

Gina; I really can't speak about your question, but for Mpix...they're superb.


I had them do a pano (made up of 7 pix) for me and I can't believe I took the pic that they sent me....10x30.


In fact you can email or talk to a representative that will give you the answer to your question on size and what would work best for you.....I found them to be very helpful, quick responses and they followed up to make sure I was satiisfied w/the final product.


You can feel confident they will do a nice job.


Good luck....and post some pix.


Bill

[Gina Franco]

Bill: thank you! I did email them with a few questions and you're right: lightning fast. Very helpful. Also, I'm impressed by the shipping policy. I've been loading the cart with mostly 16x24 prints, but I'm adding a few 12x18, and one 24x36. I think that's brave enough for me.


Thanks everyone for responding so quickly and for the great tips.


Happy shooting!

[Sheiky]

Haha yeah but I don't live in the States [] I can print bigger if I want, but not where I normally print my pictures. And frankly 20*30 inch is big enough for me [:P]Just ordered a best of 2009 album with 60 of my best photo's from 2009 all printed on A3 format. Can't wait to see it!!





Good luck and have fun with your exposition!