10x12 prints

dubwhite

Hi folks,

I'm looking for a quality online photo processor who will print in 10x12 for me. Can anyone suggest one please?

Cheers,
Dave

AlisonB

http://www.photobox.co.uk/services.html

I've Heard good reports about these.

ciaranhickey

http://www.photobox.ie/

Ciarán

AlisonB

even better Ciaran

elven

I've heard nothing but good stuff about the service from photobox, I don't know about the actual print quality but it seems they don't compress the pictures when you upload them like some places do. And, they take the laser card, unlike most other online shops

dfcelt

I have to agree with those above, recieved 30 free 6x4 prints together with a 30x20 poster and a 12x10 collage (all glossy) & all are fantastic quality. Recieved all within 7 days of order. I'll definitely use them again

rymus

photobox.ie is your only man. I regularly order good quantites of 10x12's and never had a problem. Well, one problem; An Post take a ridiculous amount of time to deliver em.

CrowdedHouse

foto.com for me only 50c each and usually 4 days from order to delivery,online order tracking.Excellent quality

Furp

I also use photobox all the time, they don't compress your photos and you get more storage space on their servers with every order. Of course it can be a pain uploading 100 4-5 meg photos.

The photo quality is excellent and prices are good, I buy print credits in bulk which works out at 9c a print.

On request they will also send you a clibration print which is handy becasue you can match up the print to the same image on their website to get a closer colour match.

The only downside is postage which is purely An Post's fault as on some occasions it has taken An post over a week to deliver.

dubwhite

Thanks for all the replies folks.

Dave

JMcL

CrowdedHouse wrote:

foto.com for me only 50c each and usually 4 days from order to delivery,online order tracking.Excellent quality

I'll second that. I've ordered from them a few times now and quality is top notch, they don't attempt to correct exposure in any way. Limit of 5Mb per image, but this isn't really a problem. I'd recommend them for their large poster sizes too.

John

mtracey

peak imaging in the uk (they're online) for b+w

melekalikimaka

isnt that film size? digital is different,doesnt that crop the pic?

masteroftherealm

melekalikimaka wrote:

isnt that film size? digital is different,doesnt that crop the pic?

huh?

mtracey

melekalikimaka wrote:

isnt that film size? digital is different,doesnt that crop the pic?

do you mean that digital print sizes are different therefore sometimes you have to crop to fit traditional print sizes ?

rymus

It will crop the pic slightly if opting for the more widely known 'film sizes' but photobox gives you the option to crop manually when ordering. Either that or they'll do it automatically for you. TBH, unless I'm getting an odd sized photo printed, their automatic cropping has always been spot on.