Jessops canvas / prints

[Bradders09]

Hi all,
Does anyone have any experience of using Jessops for canvas and prints etc. Looking to get a couple done and would be good to have some feedback from others...

Thanks all

 

[neil_g]

prints yes, canvas no.

prints usually come out pretty good. id pre-crop if going for "odd" sizes as they dont always check and you end up with tops of heads skimmed etc.

 

[Oli R C]

Always been more than happy with my Jessops prints, and have certainly been better than prints I've got from elsewhere.

Again, no experience with canvas.

 

[JohnD76]

I haven't used Jessops but I can recommend Point101 for canvas's, I have just ordered another one off of them today spookily enough.....

 

[Sparkles33]

I was disgusted with my jessops prints TBH. The colours were all wrong. I'd definately say avoid Newcastle's store.

 

[ukglyn]

Another vote here for the prints, no experience with canvas, but will try the suggestion above as need a canvas doing tbh.

 

[Impspeed]

Have had prints before and got to agree with neil - pre crop is a must!

I prefer PhotoBox for prints though, especially large prints up to A2...


DB

 

[Bradders09]

Thanks for the responses guys, very helpful

 

[callumw]

I print on canvas as a sideline.

Web link: http://www.canvas-my-art.com

 

[hotchef23]

try largerpix.com two for one on canvas free post quality good use them all the time.

 

[HopefulM]

or you could get in touch with your local college.....

mine does A3 for £15 !!! (I love a bargain!!!)

 

[Spiritflier]

Another vote for their prints... I've always had good service from my local branch and if you talk nicely to the staff, they'll try and get your prints done pretty quickly too.

A quick tip though: Don't bother using their machines to upload your images. Take a flash drive to one of the staff and get them to put them directly onto their systems. It bypasses the default sharpening and colour profiling that their touchscreen thingies use.

Si