Lynton
awkward customer
- Messages
- 10,606
- Name
- Lynton (yes really!)
- Edit My Images
- No
Hi there,
As the title says - I am looking to print one of my images "BIG" (for the wife's office!) - so have googled, "Print posters online" and literally zillions of pages, so just wondering if people on here have done similar (of course they have), if so, who did you use and what were they like Customer service / Pricewise / Quality wise..........
One thing that is important is that the 2:1 aspect has to be maintained...... so custom sizes are important.......
Ideally looking for either around the 200g sq m size for paper, and something around 120cm x 60cm.......... (orig file is 4664 x 2332 pixels so this should be fine.)
Photojack.tv seems pretty good at the moment, price wise and ability to do what they say they will do, but recommendations from others greatly appreciated.
Don't want canvas (have one of those on the wall already!) Rather impressively I banged the hook in this afternoon and hung it without measuring and it's 1/32" out of dead centre. (Yep I measured it afterwards. 4r$e about face or what!)
Many thanks
Lynton
As the title says - I am looking to print one of my images "BIG" (for the wife's office!) - so have googled, "Print posters online" and literally zillions of pages, so just wondering if people on here have done similar (of course they have), if so, who did you use and what were they like Customer service / Pricewise / Quality wise..........
One thing that is important is that the 2:1 aspect has to be maintained...... so custom sizes are important.......
Ideally looking for either around the 200g sq m size for paper, and something around 120cm x 60cm.......... (orig file is 4664 x 2332 pixels so this should be fine.)
Photojack.tv seems pretty good at the moment, price wise and ability to do what they say they will do, but recommendations from others greatly appreciated.
Don't want canvas (have one of those on the wall already!) Rather impressively I banged the hook in this afternoon and hung it without measuring and it's 1/32" out of dead centre. (Yep I measured it afterwards. 4r$e about face or what!)
Many thanks
Lynton

