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edit with full brightness and then drop it to half, make any adjustments if needed before getting something printed

Why did you agree to do it if you have no clue?

For what reason is it to good to pass? will it make you a better photographer?

When opinion turns to bigotry

Thanks, ideal info, appreciate the time in typing that out.

Ok thanks Well I'm paying £14 for 30x20cm prints , so approx a4. Then time to collect it + 2 days wait. Which is why I'm considering printing my smaller prints myself.

:ROFLMAO: thats a lot of waste. Which printer do you use?

Sell them with a border although a3 or a4 are not natural sizes, it is the size a general customer will understand and they will fit off the shelf frames, which are far more reasonable cost wise.

No, not a budget. I spend a fortune getting prints done. I want to start printing my own smaller images. For convenience and learning. But I would like to know an approx cost per print.

they are pretty much the same as mixam. slightly cheaper with alot less hands on customer service https://youloveprint.co.uk I have had a hardback photobook done, bulk order. Very happy with the print quality etc. But I had a designer sort everything for me so there wasn't much worry.

Hi, Looking for an example ink cost for printing your own images at home so for example, how much approx is it going to cost for say an A4 or a3 Image to print in ink? for say a canon pixma pro200 or an epson alternative Thanks in advance

Mixam and youloveprint are both ok

Tesco. They dont taste the same as they used to though

its been there for 5 years, so theres the answer

I have ordered a few, hopefully they will be of good quality.