Recommended Professional Photography Printer in Dublin

Wailin

I have a landscape shot that I would like to get printed at up to A3 size and framed. Being relatively novice I don't know any printers that would do this so any advice would be appreciated. What format and size should the image be saved at in order to print this size? (TIFF, JPEG, RAW etc)

Paulw

Check out www.360-dpi.com definitely the man for the job. Steve is brilliant.

jpfahy

Paulw wrote: »

Check out www.360-dpi.com definitely the man for the job. Steve is brilliant.

I second that!!

thebaz

Paulw wrote: »

Check out www.360-dpi.com definitely the man for the job. Steve is brilliant.

+ 1 for Steve - top bloke too

Wailin

Cheers lads.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

You could try Reeds maybe? It costs a euro or so for the highest quality paper they have. I got a couple of things printed in there and I was quite happy with the result. I'm probably going to get murdered for this here :P

stcstc

thanks guys

yea can print as big as your car, and build a frame for it too :-))

if you want help give me a shout and sure will try

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

stcstc wrote: »

thanks guys

yea can print as big as your car, and build a frame for it too :-))

if you want help give me a shout and sure will try

I popped down on Saturday but you were closed. What's your opening times?

stcstc

monday to friday 9-5

although can sometimes make appointments for saturdays too

Bluefoam

Jasmine Grumpy Beefsteak wrote: »

You could try Reeds maybe? It costs a euro or so for the highest quality paper they have. I got a couple of things printed in there and I was quite happy with the result. I'm probably going to get murdered for this here :P

I won't use Reads. Have had work done by them over the years and have been left thoroughly unimpressed.

Sir Gallagher

Is there anywhere else around town anyone would recommend?

Leftyflip

I've always been happy with Conns in Clarendon Street for prints! Little bit on the pricey side sometimes, but worth it!

melekalikimaka

Fire for HQ prints, maybe drop into Hang Tough Framing by the Bernard Shaw, Michael in there would be able to direct you local

Tiriel

What do people normally do for printing stuff for camera club competitions? Haven't done any yet, just digital so far!

melekalikimaka

Cork_girl wrote: »

What do people normally do for printing stuff for camera club competitions? Haven't done any yet, just digital so far!

As high quailty as you can afford, you dont want a crap print job letting you down after all the work shooting and post pro now do you.


Shocking how many skimp on the printing, and its an awful shame

Tiriel

I understand that, it's a combination of cost and convenience - time is precious and I have very little these days, so I'm not sure how I would even get to drop/collect. Online is probably ideal - but I'm not sure how quality would be impacted.

Budget is a big factor too obviously.

stcstc

things tht cost more dont mean they are always better


tracy, i can post stuff out to you if it helps

Gehad_JoyRider

Inspirational Arts!

melekalikimaka

Cork_girl wrote: »

I understand that, it's a combination of cost and convenience - time is precious and I have very little these days, so I'm not sure how I would even get to drop/collect. Online is probably ideal - but I'm not sure how quality would be impacted.

Budget is a big factor too obviously.

i have yet to see exhibition quality prints through standard online companies, 360DPI,Fire, I.A., all mentioned will give you a print of much higher quality, maybe not cheaper but most certainly better value

Tiriel

stcstc wrote: »

things tht cost more dont mean they are always better


tracy, i can post stuff out to you if it helps

I will be in touch