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Photos on Canvas #11043
10/18/07 09:30 AM
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Has anyone had much experience with having their photos printed on canvas? I saw this in Scottsdale and liked it. If someone has recommendations on people that do this for a reasonable cost it would be great.

Thanks

Re: Photos on Canvas [Re: mmoor] #11044
10/18/07 12:31 PM
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Try MPIX: www.mpix.com. They have a nice variation of the canvas print on a stretched frame. I've used them and they are an excellent lab and I've sent large prints on the stretched canvas as gifts and folks love them.

Jim


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Re: Photos on Canvas [Re: Jim Garvie] #11045
10/18/07 01:57 PM
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canvas prints, reasonable - no such thing. . .

Try bayphoto in CA, or digital photo express out of FL, both I have used for canvas. . .

Re: Photos on Canvas [Re: Tony Bynum] #11046
10/18/07 08:31 PM
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There is a realitivly inexpensive way to get canvas prints. Print them!! I use Epson canvas with my epson 2400 and I can get inexpensive canvas prints that are of the same quality as any commercial print up to a 13x19 size. If I had the pocket book to do it, a 17 inch print with the 4800 or a huge print with the large format Epson printers are also available.

Re: Photos on Canvas [Re: thedra] #11047
10/21/07 01:11 PM
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There is a realitivly inexpensive way to get canvas prints. Print them!! I use Epson canvas with my epson 2400 and I can get inexpensive canvas prints that are of the same quality as any commercial print up to a 13x19 size. If I had the pocket book to do it, a 17 inch print with the 4800 or a huge print with the large format Epson printers are also available.




I have the 2200 and found some canvas on Ebay but was afraid to try it. Do you use the matte black or the photo black ? I would think its has a matte finish or can it be gloss ? what profile do you use to print it? sorry for all the questions but I'm going to do a art show Nov and sure would like to have some canvas 13x19
Thanks
Gary

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