One of our new members asked me for the names of a couple of places that do larger prints. Any suggestions for local places or online places?
Thanks.
Last Updated on July 13, 2018
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Thanks for the help, everyone. I will pass on your comments.
Bay Photo – I have used for large prints and metal prints.
Vistra – I have used for canvas prints up to 60″
I have tried CGproprints for canvas – I wasn’t happy
Costco – is ok, but I would not use them for something large or what I was going to sell.
I have had good results from Shutterbug in the mall. They send the file to their shop in Salem. My 24×36 prints came out well. They just charge by the square foot, but I forget the amount just now.
Second the Costco suggestion. I’ve had them do a couple and I’ve been satisfied.
Online sources to consider
bayphoto.com
mpix.com
cgproprints.com
Vistra gallery / webpictureframes in Eugene used to do custom printing, but I don’t know if they still offer that service (800) 410-5429.
Jim
Vistra still does custom printing, and they are really good folks. Their new gallery in the Whitaker is a great place to visit. If you didn’t know; that’s where Bob gets the frames for EPS, so they support the Club; it’s good to return the favor.
Don
Rick,
Costco has a good photo department and does large scale prints. I’ve heard good comments, but YMMV.
Don