Frame worthy?(and online photo printing sites)

[Loneforce]

Thank you, you brought the color back out on him,and got rid of those big glowing green eyes. I love it thank you very much.

[Carriesue]

Originally Posted by Loneforce

Thank you, you brought the color back out on him,and got rid of those big glowing green eyes. I love it thank you very much.

You're welcome! Glad you like it.

[Jag]

Both of those pics are frame worthy!

[Carriesue]

Originally Posted by Jag

Both of those pics are frame worthy!

Thanks! I get so excited when I get a good pic because he is SO hard to photograph!

[Carriesue]

Originally Posted by Lauri & The Gang

Very nice picture.

I use Sams Club for my prints. Just remember, the bigger you want the print to be the higher the resolution of the picture should be.

The higher the resolution, the better the quality of the picture.

For example, the image you have posted here on the board is only 504 x 640. At that size I wouldn't print it any bigger than maybe 5x7.

Oh no worries, it's actually a lot bigger... I just resized a copy to be able to post here because of forum rules. And thank you!

[wink-_-wink]

It is a little pricey (around $100) but I used to work at a FedEx Office (used to be Kinkos) and we did prints a lot! One option that was available was a canvas print. I did 2 family pictures of my family and my kids for my wife for a mother's day gift about 2-3 years ago and they came out AMAZING! it is basically printed on canvas, and the canvas is stretched onto a wooden frame. The end results are pretty great. When you order the job, they will do a proof on the canvas for you to go in and approve of or deny if you don't like it. They won't complete the job and charge you until you approve the proof and give them the go ahead (although there may be a deposit needed but thats up to the location) you can even order them online but I would go to the location and talk to the associate that will be doing the work because they normally know better with sizes of images and what will work best. Here is a link to the website so you can get a sort of understanding of what they will look like and it also has size and prices on there.

Print Photos to Canvas - Photo Art Prints - Printing on Canvas | FedEx Office

[julie87]

Beautiful! I was trying to edit my pix I took of Arexa using flash but did not have success, I see you know how to do that well. One advice I can give you if you decide to go with Costco for printing make sure you do this directely at the store not online. I just printed my batch of pix 2 weeks ago online and like 25% of pix the heads were cut off for whatever reason... this can be a one time thing but just letting you know

[Lauri & The Gang]

I use this place for my artwork: Quality Canvas Photos - Your Photos Printed on Canvas

Some of my work I like to get as just the rolled canvas (not blocked/wrapped) and frame it.

Their pricing is great and they are VERY nice people!

[Carriesue]

Thank you everyone, I will look into all of these especially since I want to try and get another full body portrait(Ollie says, "yeah right, I am so not sitting still for that.")

[Cassidy's Mom]

I've ordered prints online from Costco and had very good results. If I remember correctly, you do have the opportunity to control how the picture is cropped if it's not the right aspect ratio.