prints

[beanphotography]

I've had some inquiries about prints and such. Some people have expressed interest in wanting to buy some of my work in print and canvas form. Anyone know of a good place to get prints at at a reasonable price?

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[cannpope]

I have yet to use them, but I know others who like Mpix and Nations Photo Lab. I hear they do a great job.

[Bossy]

I like White House Custom Color and Black River Imaging.

[Big Mike]

If you're selling your photos as art...you shouldn't really be too concerned about the 'reasonable price'...you should be more concerned about good quality, accurate color etc.

[KmH]

You will want to understand most of what is in this group of tutorials:

Tutorials on Color Management & Printing

[IgsEMT]

I use different labs for different things and redundancy (kind of not putting all of the eggs into one basket):
APS Pro Lab (in NY) - great quality and costumer service!
Miller's (I don't use MPIX and MPIX Pro - For one, I find that MPIX quality is far inferior to its pro division; the price difference b/n MPIX Pro vs Miller isn't significant enough while the quality and costumer care of Miller's is far superior to the other two - just my experience).
Black River Imaging - They are ok (price, costumer service). Quality: I've worked with them for few years and in the past month noticed print quality issues on large prints (above 11x14). At first I thought it was the camera so had the same prints made somewhere else but it wasn't my gear. The problem isn't something obvious unless you know what to look for and/or have bases to compare to. I still use them though.
H&H - used them for a little bit.
WHCC - I used them a bit, I like their quality but on some things price was more then I was willing to pay.

[bhop]

I've gotten big prints from mpix. Reasonable prices and good quality. Anything 8x10 and smaller, I just print myself on my photo printer.

[Jesse11]

you should be more concerned about good quality, accurate color etc.