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Just found www.mycanvasprints.co.uk ordered
This is what I ordered, will let you know what the outcome is, the examples look pretty well done and it is the cheapest I have found anywhere on the web for that size..
Item ID Canvas Print Description A_Z.psd
Stretched Size 24.0 x 36.0 Inches Quantity 1
1859 Effect Photo Item Unit Price £67.70
Frame 1.5 Inches Chargetype Full Price Item Total £67.70
Wrap** Front
Item ID Canvas Print Description A_Z.psd (smaller)
Stretched Size 12.0 x 18.0 Inches Quantity 2
1860 Effect Photo Item Unit Price £32.12
Frame 1.5 Inches Chargetype Full Price Item Total £64.24
Wrap** Front
** FRONT mount means image on front of frame only Amount £131.94
leaving white canvas edges unless you specify a colour.
NextDayDelivery ***: £0.00
** WRAP means image to be wrapped fully round frame.
Grand Total: £131.94
ashworthacca
09-11-2006, 08:34
Will be interested in your views on these.
Martin
Just a quick update.
Looks like I got in just in time, according to his work queue there are about 45 prints and counting, the lead time for my prints was 7 days, looks like he will dispatch tomorrow.
Will update more when I get them..
strewth. They're cheap.
I'll have to add up what it costs me to do on the Epson7800 with the K3 inks
Ilford had a very nice canvas media. Of course, these are mounted too... crikey.
Would certainly like to see a pic of the print quality
Any update rob_lin? They are cheap. Mounted aswell.
Hi All
Just got them in today, packed really well and absolutely no damage...
What can I say,strewth!!!
Bargains to be had, come mounted on 1.5inch deep wood, the mount is really well constructed.
The image that has been printed is perfect, whites are a white, and no difference from my original photo..
The largest one which is 24 x 36 is just spectacular, and the small ones are perfect in every way..
Highly recommend this guy, he knows what he is doing...
I'll take a pic and let you guys see... One of the mount and one of the actual print...
Mount corner
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h290/rob_lin/canvas4.jpg
Back of the mount
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h290/rob_lin/canvas2.jpg
Size relation to my corner sofa..
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h290/rob_lin/canvas3.jpg
Actual print, sorry about the flash back....eek!!!
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h290/rob_lin/canvas5.jpg
It's worth checking out Colab's prices for canvas bonding too..
http://www.colab.com/downloads/pricelist/2006_pricelist_.pdf
I've used this service a lot in the past and found them very reasonable for a 1st class job. A conventional print is produced from your image, then the emulsion service is peeled away from the backing paper like a skin and bonded to a piece of canvas so that the texture shows through, producing a superb result.
CT
Don't knwo if you know or not, but the print is actually on the canvas, not bonded at all...
Sorry if i misunderstood you...
Fair does then Rob - totally different technique. :)
pswillies
01-12-2006, 11:38
I just put an order in for a couple of xmas presents (this one (http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=13235) and one other). Looks like I've just scraped in before the xmas cut-off.
Looking forward to seeing the finished product! :woot:
Paul
:)
Hey Willies, did you get your print baack yet? Just curious on your opinion of the quailty.
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